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Internal costs include
(a) Developers salaries
(b) Managers and support personnel salaries
(c) The cost of overheads such as utilities, rent and senior managers
(d) Materials (such as manuals) and services such as travel
(e) All of the above.
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Problems with using Lines of Code to measure the size of a product include(s)
(a) The creation of source code is only part of the development effort
(b) The Lines of Code (LOC) will differ between languages and cannot be measured for some languages
(c) Should comments, data definitions etc (i.e. non-executable LOC) be included as well?
(d) The final size (kLOC) can only be determined once the product is delivered
(e) All of the above.
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Software Science bases its estimation of the size of a product on
(a) Files (Fi), Flows (Fl) and Processes (Pr)
(b) Lines of Code (kLOC)
(c) Function Points (FP)
(d) operands and operators
(e) Feature Points (FeP).
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In Intermediate COCOMO the mode that represents complex products is referred to as
(a) Embedded
(b) Semidetached
(c) Organic
(d) Multiplicative
(e) Monolithic.
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Work that continues throughout the project and does not relate to any specific phase of software development is termed a(n)
(a) Milestone
(b) Project function
(c) Activity
(d) Task
(e) Baseline.
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The advantage of following the IEEE Standard for drawing up a Software Project Management Plan (SPMP) - see IEEE Standard 1059.1 1987 - is
(a) It is drawn up by representatives from major software development organisations
(b) It is designed for all types of software products
(c) It is a framework that can be used irrespective of process model or specific techniques
(d) It can be tailored for each organisation for a particular application area, development team or technique.
(e) All of the above.
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The best way to test the Software Project Management Plan (SPMP) is by
(a) Prototyping
(b) Inspection
(c) Simulation
(d) Compilation
(e) Debugging.
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Algorithmic cost estimation in different organisations may be different for the same application development, because
(a) Different organisations consider complexity factors differently
(b) Different organisations may use different programming languages
(c) Developers' skills may vary
(d) Techniques for the measurement of productivity may vary
(e) All of the above may be true.
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The aim of software engineering is to produce software that is
(a) Fault-free
(b) Delivered on time
(c) Delivered within budget
(d) Satisfies users' needs
(e) All of these are the aims of software engineering.
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Object-oriented concepts are not new. The first OO language was considered to be
(a) ALGOL-68
(b) FORTRAN 77
(c) C
(d) MODULA
(e) SIMULA 67.
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