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This document contains 7 test questions about software engineering processes and models. The questions cover how software differs from other engineering artifacts, how software characteristics compare to hardware characteristics, areas where process models may vary, why software needs to evolve over time, the phases of the prototyping model, advantages of component-based models, and why evolutionary models are often best for modern development contexts.

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Test Questions Set 1

This document contains 7 test questions about software engineering processes and models. The questions cover how software differs from other engineering artifacts, how software characteristics compare to hardware characteristics, areas where process models may vary, why software needs to evolve over time, the phases of the prototyping model, advantages of component-based models, and why evolutionary models are often best for modern development contexts.

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Test Questions Set 1

(23rd April, 2015)


1. How does software differ from the artifacts produced by other engineering
disciplines?
2. How do software characteristics differ from hardware characteristics?
3. List three areas in which process models may differ from one another.
4. Explain what is wrong with the notion that computer software does not need
to evolve over time.
5. Describe the phases of the prototyping model for software development?
6. What are the primary advantages of the component-based process model for
software engineering?
7. Why are evolutionary models considered by many to be the best approach to
software development in a modern context?

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