A. Effective Reuse Planning
B. Enterprise Resource Planning
C. Effective Research Planning
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: Enterprise Resource Planning systems are examples of large-scale COTS reuse.
A. Software reuse
B. Object-oriented programming language
C. Framework
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: Frameworks are implemented as a collection of concrete and abstract object classes in an object-oriented programming language.
A. COTS-solution systems
B. COTS-integrated systems
C. ERP systems
D. Both COTS-solution and COTS-integrated systems
A. System infrastructure frameworks
B. Middleware integration frameworks
C. Enterprise application frameworks
D. MVC
A. Process specialization
B. Platform specialization
C. Environment specialization
D. Functional specialization
Explanation: In process specialization, the system is adapted to cope with specific business processes
A. free of cost
B. low cost
C. high cost
D. short period of time
Explanation: The open source movement has meant that there is a huge reusable code base available at low cost. This may be in the form of program libraries or entire applications.
A. Java
B. Mac-OS
C. Microsoft
D. LINUX
Explanation: NET Framework (pronounced dot net) is a software framework developed by Microsoft that runs primarily on Microsoft Windows
A. Class and function libraries that implement commonly used abstractions are available for reuse
B. d components are woven into an application at different places when the program is compiled
C. Large-scale systems that encapsulate generic business functionality and rules are configured for an organization
D. Systems are developed by configuring and integrating existing application systems
A. Application system reuse
B. Component reuse
C. Object and function reuse
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: Components of an application, ranging in size from subsystems to single objects, may be reused.
A. Commercial Off-The-Shelf systems
B. Commercial Off-The-Shelf states
C. Commercial Off-The-System state
D. None of the mentioned