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6. What is Agile Testing?

  • Where the unit tests are written first and fail initially until the code is written. Continuess update as new failure condition are identified.
  • cursory examination of all the basic components to ensure they hang and work together. Verified a software build.
  • Checks if it is possible to send and receive communications between 2 or more systems.
  • Program logic is traced manually using a small set of test cases to analyse the programmer's logic and assumptions

7. What is the purpose of the PMI (Project Management Institute)?

  • It sets standards for developing and executing a project plan
  • It is a national body, ensuring tools and techniques of project management are common
  • It is a Global Body, ensuring tools and techniques of project management are common
  • It sets standards and guidelines of practice which are widely used throughout the profession

8. A firm has signed a Development Contract with a vendor. What does this agreement cover?

  • it tells the vendor to vary the scope of the original service
  • Commits the vendor to developing the software specified by the customer.
  • Agrees on the work which is to be outsourced to the vendor in return for a service fee by the customer.
  • It requests the vendor to carry out specified work

9. What outsourcing attempts to provide the benefits of classic off-shoring and near-shoring?

  • Off-shoring
  • Best-shoring
  • Near-shoring
  • Insourcing

10. What are the first 3 stages of the SDLC (Software Dev Life cycle) approach?

  • Terms of Reference, Feasibility Study, Fact-Finding & Recording
  • Analysis, Design, System Specification
  • Terms of Reference, Fact-Finding & Recording, Feasibility Study
  • Feasibility Study, Fact-Finding & Recording, Analysis

11. If a firm wishes to outsource their business process to reduce travel costs and time zone differences, what is the best suitable type for them?

  • Insourcing
  • Best-shoring
  • Near-shoring
  • Off-shoring

12. A firm is testing their software using the Code Walk-Through technique. What is the process for this test?

  • Program logic is traced manually using a small set of test cases to analyse the programmer's logic and assumptions
  • Tester has access to the source code and can write test specific to the area of change
  • Checks if it is possible to send and receive communications between 2 or more systems.
  • Tester only accesses the software through the same interfaces that the customer or user would.

13. What is the purpose of the PMBOK Guide?

  • It sets standards and guidelines of practice which are widely used throughout the profession. Covers "project initiation" ( developing & executing a project plan) and "exam essentials". Inputs, tools, outputs.
  • It is a Global Body, ensuring tools and techniques of project management are common
  • It is an audit organisation recognizing good project management standards.
  • A governing body, seeking to prevent poor project management

14. What type of outsourcing is NOT good for innovation outsourcing?

  • Near-shoring
  • Best-shoring
  • Insourcing
  • Off-shoring

15. A firm is testing their software and seeks to gain quality assurance. The test result is a Grade A. What does this mean?

  • Major part of the software is not working - unable to go into production
  • Important part is not working but possible to fix - can go into production once this is done
  • Minor part is not working, can go into production if a time frame is agreed for the fix to be done by.
  • Cosmetic error eg spelling mistake. Can go into production without a fix.

16. A firm has signed a Service Contract with an external vendor. What does the agreement cover?

  • it tells the vendor to vary the scope of the original service
  • It requests the vendor to carry out specified work
  • Agrees on the work which is to be outsourced to the vendor in return for a service fee by the customer.
  • Commits the vendor to developing the software specified by the customer.

17. What is the principle behind the System Specification stage of the SDLC approach?

  • Re-defining the new system
  • choose exact models, brands, suppliers, etc
  • To determine objectives & capabilities of the new software
  • to monitor how staff use the current system

18. What is the SRO responsible for?

  • Meeting objectives, overall success of the business change, project planning and control. They work with project and program managers. They are fully responsible and are senior executives.
  • Project Planning & Control
  • Managing project managers
  • Managing Project Risk

19. What is covered under the Work-Order for an outsourced business process?

  • Agrees on the work which is to be outsourced to the vendor in return for a service fee by the customer.
  • Commits the vendor to developing the software specified by the customer.
  • It requests the vendor to carry out specified work in return for the agreed P
  • it tells the vendor to vary the scope of the original service

20. Relocation of business processes to typically lower cost foreign locations but within close proximity is what type of outsourcing?

  • Near-shoring
  • Insourcing
  • Off-shoring
  • Best-shoring