.........technique was initially developed for manufacturing processes in the 1920’s by Walter Shewart.

• A) Contorl chart
• B) Quality
• C) Upper Control Line
• D) CMP

Identify the most appropriate statement:

• A) The quality of the software specification is of no importance.
• B) The quality of the software specification is of extreme importance.
• C) The non functional requirements can be skipped.
• D) The non functional requirements does not impact the quality of product.

FAST is a team-oriented approach to requirement gathering, the term FAST stands for:

• A) Field Applied Science Technique
• B) Fast Application Security Technique
• C) Facilitated Application Specification Techniques
• D) Fact Associated Special Talk

Formula for the Risk Exposure (RE) is given by _________.

• A) RE = (Probability of the risk + Cost) / 2
• B) RE = Probability of the risk + Cost
• C) RE = Probability of the risk * Cost
• D) RE = Probability of the risk / Cost

…………… files are the logical files that the customer understands and must be maintained by the system.

• A) External
• B) Logical
• C) Raw
• D) Internal

Control charts are of the following two types:

• A) Moving range control charts and Stable control charts
• B) Independent control charts and Stable control charts
• C) Moving range control charts and Individual control charts
• D) Individual control charts and Stable control charts

The consequences or impact of risk will be _____________ when the project will show Failure to meet its requirements and hence will result in mission failure.

• A) Critical
• B) Marginal
• C) Negligible
• D) Catastrophic

_____________ identifies the degree of uncertainty that the product will meet its requirements and be fit for its intended use.

• A) Performance risks
• B) Support risks
• C) Cost risks
• D) Schedule risks

In context of moving range and individual control charts, UNPL stands for:

• A) Upper Natural Process Line
• B) Universal Natural Process Limit
• C) Upper Natural Process Limit
• D) Universal Natural Process Line

Hardware / Software tools, People and Reusable software components are considered as ………………… for an Organization.

• A) Requirement Specifications
• B) Resources
• C) Quality Factors
• D) Risky Factors

Certain reusable software components were to be developed by a/an -------- having no knowledge of its internal design standards.

• A) 2nd party
• B) In-house
• C) Quality Assurance Team
• D) 3rd party

Once the higher management has devised the mitigate strategy, the project must be monitored for this ----------------------.

• A) Particular Requirement
• B) Particular task
• C) Particular schedule
• D) Particular risk

Only ----------------------- of the software components scheduled for reuse will, in fact, be ------------- into the application. The remaining functionality will have to be custom developed.

• A) 100%, integrated
• B) 80%, excluded
• C) 70%, integrated
• D) 90%, integrated

After building the Decision Tree, following formula is used to find the expected cost for an option. Choose the correct formula:

• A) Expected Cost= ∑(path probability)i - (estimated path cost)
• B) Expected Cost= ∑(path probability)i * (estimated path cost)
• C) Expected Cost= ∑(path probability)i / (estimated path cost)
• D) Expected Cost= (path probability)i + (estimated path cost)

If we plot a graph between defects reported, and defects fixed then:

• A) We can not draw any information from that graph
• B) This graph will show that the defect detection process is not accurate
• C) This graph will show that some requirements are ambiguous
• D) Difference between defects reported and fixed will show the defects yet to be fixed

_____________ can be uncovered after careful evaluation and analysis whereas ____________ cannot be identified.

• A) Predictable risks, Technical risks
• B) Predictable risks, Unpredictable risks
• C) Unpredictable risks, Business risks
• D) Unpredictable risks, Predictable risks

The purpose of Software Configuration Management is to establish and maintain the __________ of software products through the project’s life cycle.

• A) Efficiency
• B) Interoperability
• C) Integrity
• D) Portability

Which of the following is NOT one of the tasks included in Software Configuration Management:

• A) Test Case development
• B) Version Control
• C) Change Control
• D) Configuration Auditing

Software quality assurance is achieved at the later stages like integration and acceptance with the help of ____________ .

• A) Testing
• B) Formal Technical Reviews
• C) Debugging
• D) Informal Technical Reviews

Configuration Auditing deals with:

• A) Overall budget of the software.
• B) Ensuring that changes are implemented parallel with SDLC framework activities.
• C) Ensuring that the changes have been implemented properly.
• D) Ensuring that Resources have been allocted properly.