Deck 2: Coding in the Sdlc: Not a Solitary Practice

Question 1

The iterative methodology is great for moderate to large applications with varying degrees of complexity.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

The waterfall methodology is a way to develop software following through each phase of the life cycle from one to the next in a random manner.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Anyone on the team can assign duties.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

Traditional methodologies include the following: Waterfall Iterative Spiral

Question 5

If you want to improve the SDLC on your team, learn how to work independently.

Question 6

An effective Project Manager has good people skills, communication skills, and interpersonal skills.

Question 7

CMMI defines how effective organizations are at following a formal development process by classifying the organization into maturity levels.

Question 8

Created by Barry Boehm, the Spiral Methodology was created for projects considered to be of low to moderate risk.

Question 9

Agile software development is a conceptual framework for undertaking software engineering projects.

Question 10

Software methodology is a set of methods, procedures and rules that can be performed only once during the production of software.

Question 11

Extreme Programming (XP) is an example of an agile development process.

Question 12

A secure software development process includes 3 main ingredients. They are: SDLC in the industry SDLC in the organization SDLC in the cube

Question 13

It is not the job of the PM to define roles and responsibilities.

Question 14

XP produces a lot of documentation.

Question 15

The software life cycles are the various activities, or phases, that software goes through from concept to implementation.

Question 16

Team Software Process (TSP) is an example of an advanced methodology.

Question 17

A Hybrid Methodology requires a development team to stick to only one process or standard.

Question 18

TSP and PSP are methodologies that do not work well with CMMI.

Question 19

Touchpoints are activities that the development team needs to do during a particular phase of the SDLC.

Question 20

All development methodologies share one common element: people.

Question 21

What is a set of methods, procedures, and rules that can be repeatedly carried out to produce software?

A) Standards
B) Software testing
C) Software methodology
D) Software development

Question 22

This methodology is based on 13 stages of activities that are primarily focused on building security in the development process.

A) Agile
B) Spiral
C) Security Development Lifecycle
D) TSP

Question 23

Why is following a methodology important?

A) Produces consistency
B) Produces reliability
C) Produces security
D) Produces quality

Question 24

C.I.A. stands for the 3 main principles in secure code: Confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

Question 25

Which of the following is not considered to be a Traditional methodology?

A) Waterfall
B) Iterative
C) Spiral
D) Agile

Question 26

Which process is not part of the IEEE 12207?

A) Primary
B) Organizational
C) Development
D) Supportive

Question 27

This methodology allows the users and developers more time to focus on building one requirement at a time.

A) TSP
B) Agile
C) Spiral
D) Iterative

Question 28

What are various activities, or phases, that software goes through from concept to retirement?

A) Software development
B) Software construction
C) Methodologies
D) Software life cycles

Question 29

Sharing sensitive information between applications has made writing code more of an orchestrated event than a ____ practice.

A) Group
B) Solitary
C) Team
D) Lonely

Question 30

A Framework is a process or structure with no set definition.

Question 31

This methodology is a way to develop software following through each phase of the life cycle from one to the next in a very sequential manner.

A) Spiral
B) Waterfall
C) Agile
D) TSP

Question 32

This methodology allows a very fluid communication stream with end users and uses the produced software as a measure of progress.

A) Security Development Lifecycle
B) TSP
C) Agile
D) Touchpoints

Question 33

Which standard is the standard of all standards regarding software development?

A) CMMI
B) ISO 12207
C) IEEE 1506
D) SEI

Question 34

This methodology strictly works in security design, principles, and features in each phase of the software life cycle.

A) Touchpoints
B) Agile
C) TSP
D) Iterative

Question 35

This standard is part of Carnegie Mellon University, defines standards with government organizations, businesses, and academia to improve the software development process.

A) CMMI
B) IEEE 12207
C) NIST
D) ISO

Question 36

PMP is a type of methodology.

Question 37

This methodology provides frameworks, a set of processes, and methods for producing quality and security principles in software.

A) Security Development Lifecycle
B) TSP
C) Agile
D) Touchpoints

Question 38

Cliques and office politics should be avoided when on a team.

Question 39

Coding and testing are 2 phases of the software life cycle.

Question 40

This methodology allows the users and developers to proceed to build the requirement only if the level of risk is acceptable.

A) Spiral
B) Iterative
C) Agile
D) TSP

Question 41

What one thing does all software methodologies share in common?

A) Detailed requirements
B) People
C) Sound design
D) Quality code

Question 42

What is the key ingredient of teamwork in software development?

A) Know the programming language
B) Know who your colleagues are
C) Know who the boss is
D) Know your role and responsibility

Question 43

This person is responsible for understanding the system's requirements and how the system was designed and developed, and knows how to break the software.

A) Tester
B) Developer
C) Business Analyst
D) Project Manager

Question 44

Why is active listening such an important part in the job of software development?

A) One must be able to convey meaning
B) One must be able to write emails and requirements
C) One must be able to draw
D) One must be able to paraphrase and summarize someone else's thoughts and ideas

Question 45

This person is responsible for knowing the security needs of the application, types of software attacks, and how to break the software.

A) Developer
B) Tester
C) Business Analyst
D) All of the above

Question 46

This person is responsible for knowing the technology, requirements, and application design.

A) Developer
B) Tester
C) Project Manager
D) Business Analyst

Question 47

This methodology allows the development team to start off very formal but lessens as the development team produces synergy, and system knowledge and experience.

A) Agile
B) Hybrid
C) TSP
D) Touchpoints

Question 48

This person is responsible for knowing the business rules and customer requirements.

A) Project Manager
B) Tester
C) Business Analyst
D) Developer

Question 49

What is the most common mistake project managers make with roles and responsibilities?

A) They are assumed and not defined
B) Hand them out too early
C) Define them too well
D) Make sure no one does more than they are supposed to.