A. Deliverable
B. Activity
C. Condition
D. Process
A. Ul 1998, Second Edition
B. UT 1998, Second Edition
C. Ul 1992, Second Edition
D. Ul 1996, Second Edition
A. Design
B. Repeatable
C. Managed
D. Optimizing
Explanation: The CMM is organized into five maturity levels as namely: Initial, Repeatable, Defined, Managed and Optimizing.
A. Waterfall model
B. Reuse-oriented model
C. Iterative enhancement model
D. Quick fix model
Explanation: Waterfall model is a software development model.
A. collection
B. maintenance
C. verification
D. dis-positioning
Explanation: The practices defining the quality records to be maintained in the CMM are distributed throughout the key process areas in the various Activities Performed practices
A. Build & FIX Model & Waterfall Model
B. Linear Model & RAD Model
C. Linear Model & Prototyg Model
D. Waterfall Model & RAD Model
Explanation: Each linear sequence produces a deliverable “increment” of the software system, particularly needed in case of quick delivery of a limited functionality system..
A. The extent to which the process is explicitly defined
B. Process errors are avoided or trapped before they result in product errors
C. Defined process is acceptable and usable by the engineers responsible for producing the software product
D. Process continues in spite of unexpected problems