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Enrollment No...................................... ix. Efforts are measured in: 1

(a) Person-months (b) Persons
Faculty of Engineering
(c) Months (d) Rupees
End Sem (Odd) Examination Dec-2018 x. What is not considered as a valid metric: 1
CS3CO11/IT3CO12 Software Engineering (a) Quality (b) KLOC (c) Constraints (d) Defect rate
Programme: B.Tech. Branch/Specialisation: CSE/IT
Duration: 3 Hrs. Maximum Marks: 60 Q.2 i. Define Software Engineering. 2
ii. Elaborate on the software generic process framework. 3
Note: All questions are compulsory. Internal choices, if any, are indicated. Answers of iii. Explain spiral model in detail. Why is spiral model referred as a 5
Q.1 (MCQs) should be written in full instead of only a, b, c or d. metamodel?
Q.1 i. Waterfall model is suggested when: 1 OR iv. Enumerate and describe various software application domains with 5
(a) Requirements are clearly understood suitable examples of each.
(b) Problems are small and easy
(c) Software development is fast paced Q.3 i. Differentiate functional and non-functional requirements? 4
(d) Team size is small ii. Explain different requirement elicitation techniques? How are 6
ii. Spiral model was developed by: 1 requirements modelled and analysed?
(a) Bev Littlewood (b) Barry Boehm OR iii. Explain the components and significance of class diagram? How 6
(c) Roger Pressman (d) Ian Somerville are relationships between classes classified?
iii. User-system scenario is represented by which diagram: 1
(a) Dataflow diagram (b) Activity diagram Q.4 i. What are components? How do classes and components differ? 2
(c) Use-case diagram (d) Class diagram ii. Enumerate and explain basic design principles? 3
iv. During analysis phase requirements cannot be modelled as: 1 iii. What is the significance of user interfaces in software design? List 5
(a) Flow oriented models (b) Data oriented models some characteristics of effective interface design?
(c) Class oriented models (d) Programs OR iv. Describe architectural design and its types? 5
v. Design does not include: 1
(a) System design (b) Interface design Q.5 i. Differentiate verification and validation? 4
(c) Data design (d) Cost Estimations ii. Explain various quality characteristics of software. How are risks 6
vi. Process to control changes during system development is: 1 classified and managed?
(a) System management (b) Configuration management OR iii. What is the aim of software testing? Explain V model for testing? 6
(c) Version control (d) Change control
vii. Reliability is achieved by: 1 Q.6 Write short note on any two:
(a) Fault avoidance (b) Fault tolerance i. Function Point Analysis 5
(c) Fault detection (d) All of these ii. COCOMO Model 5
viii. Risks involve loss due to: 1 iii. Project and Product Metrics 5
(a) Technical Risks (b) Business Risks
(c) Project Risks (d) All of these ******
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 Marking Scheme How are relationships between classes classified 3 marks
CS3CO11/IT3CO12 Software Engineering
Q.4 i. What are components 1 mark 2
Q.1 i. Waterfall model is suggested when: 1 How do classes and components differ 1 mark
(a) Requirements are clearly understood ii. Basic design principles 3
ii. Spiral model was developed by: 1 At least 5 points 1 mark for each (1 mark *3)
(b) Berry Bohem iii. Significance of user interfaces in software design 2 marks 5
iii. User-system scenario is represented by which diagram: 1 Characteristics of effective interface design 3 marks
(c) Use-case diagram OR iv. Architectural design 1 mark 5
iv. During analysis phase requirements cannot be modelled as: 1 Its types At least 4 types 1 mark for each 4 marks
(d) Programs
v. Design does not include: 1 Q.5 i. Differentiate verification and validation 4
(d) Cost Estimations At least 4 points 1 mark for each (1 mark *4)
vi. Process to control changes during system development is: 1 ii. Quality characteristics of software. 3 marks 6
(b) Configuration management Risks classified and managed 3 marks
vii. Reliability is achieved by: 1 OR iii. Aim of software testing 2 marks 6
(d) All the above V model for testing 4 marks
viii. Risks involve loss due to: 1
(d) All the above Q.6 Attempt any two:
ix. Efforts are measured in: 1 i. Function Point Analysis 5
(a) Person-months ii. COCOMO Model 5
x. What is not considered as a valid metric: 1 iii. Project and Product Metrics 5
(c) Constraints
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Q.2 i. Define Software Engineering 2
ii. Software generic process framework. 3
iii. Spiral model. 5
Diagram 2 marks
Explanation 2 marks
Spiral model referred as a metamodel 1 mark
OR iv. Software application domains with suitable examples of each. 5
Atleast 5 types ,1 mark each (1 mark *5)

Q.3 i. Difference functional and non-functional requirements 4

At least 4 points 1 mark for each (1 mark *4)
ii. Different requirement elicitation techniques 4 marks 6
How are requirements modelled and analysed 2 marks
OR iii. Components and significance of class diagram 3 marks 6