Q.1
The most
important feature of spiral model is
(A)
requirement
analysis. (B) risk management.(C) quality management. (D) configuration
management.
Ans:
B
Q.2
The worst
type of coupling is
(A)
Data
coupling. (B) control coupling.(C) stamp coupling. (D) content
coupling.
Ans:
D
Q.3
IEEE
830-1993 is a IEEE recommended standard for
(A)
Software
requirement specification.(B) Software design(C) Testing.(D) Both
(A) and (B)
Ans:
A
Q.4
One of the
fault base testing techniques is
(A)
unit testing.
(B) beta testing.(C) Stress testing. (D) mutation testing.
Q.5
Changes
made to an information system to add the desired but not necessarily the
required
features is called
(A)
Preventative
maintenance. (B) Adaptive maintenance.
(C)
Corrective maintenance. (D) Perfective maintenance.
Ans:
D
Q.6
All the
modules of the system are integrated and tested as complete system in the
case
of
(A)
Bottom up
testing (B) Top-down testing (C) Sandwich testing (D) Big-Bang
testing
Ans:
D
Q.7
If every
requirement stated in the Software Requirement Specification (SRS) has
only
one interpretation, SRS is said to be
(A)
correct. (B)
unambiguous. (C) consistent. (D) verifiable.
Ans:
B
Q.8
A fault
simulation testing technique is
(A)
Mutation
testing (B) Stress testing (C) Black box testing (D) White
box testing
Ans:
A
Q.9
Modules X
and Y operate on the same input and output data, then the cohesion is
(A)
Sequential (B)
Communicational (C) Procedural (D) Logical
Ans:
B
Q.10
If the
objects focus on the problem domain, then we are concerned with
(A)
Object
Oriented Analysis.
(B) Object Oriented Design
(C)
Object
Oriented Analysis & Design (D)
None of the above
Ans:
A
Q.11
SRS is also
known as specification of
(A)
White box
testing (B) Stress testing (C)
Integrated testing (D) Black box testing
Ans:
D
Q.12
The model
in which the requirements are implemented by category is
(A)
Evolutionary
Development Model (B) Waterfall Model
(C)
Prototyping (D)
Iterative Enhancement Model
Ans:
A
Q.13
SRD stands
for
(A)
Software
requirements definition (B)
Structured requirements definition
(C)
Software
requirements diagram (D)
Structured requirements diagram
Ans:
B
Q.14
A COCOMO
model is
(A)
Common Cost
Estimation Model. (B) Constructive
Cost Estimation Model.
(C)
Complete
Cost Estimation Model. (D)
Comprehensive Cost Estimation Model.
Ans:
B
Q.15
Which of
the following statements is true
(A)
Abstract
data types are the same as classes (B)
Abstract data types do not allow inheritance
(C)
Classes
cannot inherit from the same base class (D)
Object have state and behavior
Ans:
B
Q.16
The desired
level of coupling is
(A)
No coupling
(B) Control coupling (C) Common
coupling (D) Data coupling
Ans:
D
Q.17
In the
spiral model ‘risk analysis’ is performed
(A)
In the
first loop (B) in the first and second loop (C) In every loop (D) before using spiral model
Ans:
C
Q.18
For a well
understood data processing application it is best to use
(A)
The
waterfall model (B) prototyping model (C) the evolutionary model (D)
the spiral model
Ans:
A
Q.19
Coupling
and cohesion can be represented using a
(A)
cause-effect
graph (B) dependence matrix (C) Structure chart (D) SRS
Ans:
B
Q.20
The symbol
represents 
(A)
mandatory 1 cardinality (B) mandatory many cardinality
(B)
(C) optional
0 or 1 cardinality (D)
optional zero-many cardinality
Ans:
D
Q.21
Each time a
defect gets detected and fixed, the reliability of a software product
(A)
increases. (B)
decreases. (C) remains
constant. (D) cannot say anything.
Ans:
A
Q.22
Output
comparators are used in
(A)
static
testing of single module (B)
dynamic testing of single module
(C)
static
testing of single and multiple module (D)
dynamic testing of single and multiple module
Ans:
D
Q.23
The feature
of the object oriented paradigm which helps code reuse is
(A)
object. (B)
class. (C) inheritance. (D)
aggregation.
Ans:
C
Q.24
The level
at which the software uses scarce resources is
(A)
reliability
(B) efficiency (C) portability
(D) all of the above
Ans:
B
Q.25
If every
requirement can be checked by a cost-effective process, then the SRS is
(A)
verifiable (B)
traceable (C) modifiable
(D) complete
Ans:
A
Q.26
Modifying
the software to match changes in the ever changing environment is called
(A)
adaptive
maintenance (B) corrective maintenance (C) perfective maintenance
(D) preventive maintenance
Ans:
A
Q.27
All
activities lying on critical path have slack time equal to
(A)
0 (B) 1(C)
2 (D) None of above
Ans:
A
Q.28
Alpha and
Beta Testing are forms of
(A)
Acceptance testing
(B) Integration testing (C) System Testing (D) Unit
testing
Ans:
A
Q.29
An object
encapsulates
(A)
Data (B)
Behaviour (C) State (D) Both Data and behaviour
Ans:
D
Q.30
In function
point analysis, number of general system characteristics used to rate the
system
are
(A)
10 (B) 14 (C) 20 (D) 12
Ans:
B
Q.31
Aggregation
represents
(A)
is_a
relationship (B) part_of relationship (C) composed_of
relationship (D) none of above
Ans:
C
Q.32
If P is
risk probability, L is loss, then Risk Exposure (RE) is computed as
(A)
RE = P/L (B)
RE = P + L (C) RE = P*L (D) RE = 2* P *L
Ans:
C
Q.33
Number of
clauses used in ISO 9001 to specify quality system requirements are:
(A)
15 (B) 20
(C) 25 (D) 28
Ans:
B
Q.34
ER model
shows the
(A)
Static
view. (B) Functional view. (C) Dynamic view. (D) All the
above.
Ans:
A
Q.35
The tools
that support different stages of software development life cycle are called:
(A)
CASE Tools (B)
CAME tools (C) CAQE tools (D) CARE tools
Ans:
A
Q.36
Changes
made to the system to reduce the future system failure chances is called
(A)
Preventive
Maintenance (B) Adaptive Maintenance (C) Corrective Maintenance (D)
Perfective Maintenance
Ans:
A
Q.37
Requirements
can be refined using
(A)
The
waterfall model (B) prototyping model (C) the evolutionary model (D)
the spiral model
Ans:
B
Q.38
The model
that assumes that effort and development time are functions of product
size
alone is
(A)
Basic
COCOMO model (B) Intermediate
COCOMO model
(C)
Detailed
COCOMO model (D) All
the three COCOMO models
Ans:
A
Q.39
Structured
charts are a product of
(A)
requirements
gathering (B) requirements analysis (C) design (D) coding
Ans:
C
Q.40
The problem
that threatens the success of a project but which has not yet happened is a
(A)
bug (B) error
(C) risk (D) failure
Ans:
C
Q.41
The main
purpose of integration testing is to find
(A)
design
errors (B) analysis errors (C) procedure errors (D) interface
errors
Ans:
D
Q.42
Pseudocode
can replace
(A)
flowcharts (B)
structure charts (C) decision tables (D) cause-effect graphs
Ans:
A
Q.43
If a
program in its functioning has not met user requirements is some way, then it
is
(A)
an error. (B)
a failure. (C) a fault. (D) a defect.
Ans:
D
Q.44
The testing
that focuses on the variables is called
(A)
black box
testing (B) white box testing (C) data variable testing (D) data
flow testing
Ans:
A
Q.45
CASE Tool
is
(A)
Computer
Aided Software Engineering (B)
Component Aided Software Engineering
(C)
Constructive
Aided Software Engineering (D)
Computer Analysis Software Engineering
Ans:
A
Q.46
Software
consists of
(A)
Set of
instructions + operating procedures (B)
Programs + documentation + operating procedures
(C)
Programs +
hardware manuals (D)
Set of programs
Ans:
B
Q.47
Which is
the most important feature of spiral model?
(A)
Quality
management (B) Risk management (C) Performance management (D) Efficiency
management
Ans:
B
Q.48
Which phase
is not available in software life cycle?
(A)
Coding (B)
Testing (C) Maintenance (D)
Abstraction
Ans:
D
Q.49
Which is
not a step of requirement engineering?
(A)
Requirements
elicitation (B) Requirements analysis (C) Requirements design (D)
Requirements documentation
Ans:
C
Q.50
FAST stands
for
(A)
Functional
Application Specification Technique (B)
Fast Application Specification Technique
(C)
Facilitated
Application Specification Technique (D)
None of the above
Ans:
C
Q.51
For a
function of two variables, boundary value analysis yields
(A)
4n + 3 test
cases (B) 4n + 1 test cases (C)
n + 4 (D) None of the above
Ans:
B
Q.52
Site for
Alpha Testing is
(A)
Software
Company (B) Installation place (C)
Any where (D) None of the above
Ans:
A
Q.53
Which is
not a size metric?
(A)
LOC (B) Function
count (C) Program length (D) Cyclomatic
complexity
Ans:
D
Q.54
As the
reliability increases, failure intensity
(A)
decreases (B)
increases (C) no effect (D) none of the above
Ans:
A
Q.55
Software
deteriorates rather than wears out because
(A)
software
suffers from exposure to hostile environments.
(B)
defects are
more likely to arise after software has been used often.
(C)
multiple
change requests introduce errors in component interactions.
(D)
software
spare parts become harder to order.
Ans:
B
Q.56
What are
the three generic phases of software engineering?
(A)
Definition,
development, support (B)
What, how, where
(C)
Programming,
debugging, maintenance (D) Analysis,
design, testing
Ans:
A
Q.57
The spiral
model of software development
(A)
Ends with
the delivery of the software product (B)
Is more chaotic than the incremental model
(C)
Includes
project risks evaluation during each iteration (D)
All of the above
Ans:
C
Q.58
Which of
these terms is a level name in the Capability Maturity Model?
(A)
Ad hoc (B)
Repeatable (C) Reusable (D)
Organized
Ans:
C
Q.59
Which of
the items listed below is not one of the software engineering layers?
(A)
Process (B)
Manufacturing (C) Methods (D)
Tools
Ans:
B
Q.60
Which of
the following are advantages of using LOC (lines of code) as a size oriented
metric?
(A)
LOC is
easily computed. (B)
LOC is a language dependent measure.
(C) LOC is a language independent measure. (D) LOC can be computed before a
design is completed.
Ans:
A
Q.61
Top down
approach is used for
(A)
development.
(B) identification of faults. (C)
testing and validation. (D) reverse engineering.
Ans:
A
Q.62
Which of
the following is not an attribute of software engineering
(A)
Efficiency.
(B) Scalability. (C) Dependability.
(D) Usability.
Ans:
C
Q.63
A key
concept of quality control is that all work products
(A)
are
delivered on time and under budget (B)
have complete documentation
(C)
have
measurable specification for process outputs (D)
are thoroughly tested before delivery to the customer
Ans:
C
Q.64
The ISO
quality assurance standard that applies to software engineering is
(A)
ISO 9000 (B)
ISO 9001 (C) ISO 9002 (D)
ISO 9003
Ans:
B
Q.65
What types
of models are created during software requirements analysis?
(A)
Functional
and behavioral (B) Algorithmic
and data structure
(C)
Architectural
and structural (D) Usability
and reliability
Ans:
A
Q.66
What is the
normal order of activities in which software testing is organized?
(A)
unit,
integration, system, validation (B)
system, integration, unit, validation
(C)
unit,
integration, validation, system (D)
none of the above
Ans:
A
Q.67
Software
feasibility is based on which of the following
(A)
business
and marketing concerns (B)
scope, constraints, market
(C)
technology,
finance, time, resources (D)
technical prowess of the developers
Ans:
C
Q.68
FP-based
estimation techniques require problem decomposition based on
(A)
information
domain values (B) project schedule (C)
software functions (D) process activities
Ans:
C
Q.69
The
software metrics chosen by an organization are driven by the business or
technical
goals an organization wishes to accomplish.
(A)
True (B)
False
Ans:
A
Q.70
The goal of
quality assurance is to provide management with the data needed to
determine
which software engineers are producing the most defects.
(A)
True (B)
False
Ans:
B
Q.71
In the
context of requirements analysis, partitioning results in the elaboration of
data,
function,
or behavior.
(A)
True (B)
False
Ans:
A
Q.72
Units and
stubs are not needed for unit testing because the modules are tested
independently
of one another
(A)
True (B)
False
Ans: A
