Tutorial V

Chapter 28
1. Process improvement means understanding existing process changing process to increase product
quality and/or reduce costs and development time.
A. True
B. False
2. Which of the following stage include in the process improvement?
A. Process analysis
B. Process measurement
C. Process change
D. All
3. If your aim is to have a rapid development process, then you may have to reduce
A. Visibility
B. Process understandability
C. Reliability
D. Rapidity
4. For software product or any other intellectual products where the quality of the product depends
on …………
A. All
B. Process and People quality
C. Cost, Time and Schedule
D. Development Methodology
5. For smaller projects, where there only few team members, the quality of the development Process
is more important than the development team
A. True
B. False
6. For very large systems that include separate subsystems, developed by teams who may be working
in different locations, the principal factor that affects product quality is the software process.
A. True
B. False
7. When there is some defined development method or methods (such as systematic methods for
object-oriented design), the development chooses
A. Informal Process
B. None
C. Methodical Process
D. Managed Process
8. When there is no strictly defined process model, the development team can choose
A. Improving Process
B. Managed Process
C. None
D. Informal Process
9. Process classification provides a basis for choosing the right process for the product that is being
developed.
A. True
B. False
10. Informal process is suitable for …………
A. Short life time System
B. Large System
C. Re-engineered Systems
 D. None
11. The tool support that can be effective in supporting process depends on the process classification.
A. True
B. False
12. Generic tools support……….
A. compilers
B. prototyping languages
C. debuggers
D. all
13. Process measurements are ________ data about the software process.
A. quantitative
B. qualitative
C. qualitative and quantitative
D. None
14. Process measurements can be used to assess ………
A. Change improving
B. Product Quality improving
C. Efficiency improving
D. None
15. Process metric is concerned with the following statements.
A. All
B. The resources required for a particular process
C. The number of occurrences of a particular event
D. The time taken for a particular process to be completed
16. ………. is used to help decide what measurements should be taken and how they should be used.
A. Product matrix
B. PCMM
C. GQM
D. Process Matrix
17. …… is a coherent set of activities whose objective is generally agreed within an organization.
A. Role
B. Communication
C. Process
D. Deliverable
18. Process change means ………
A. All
B. Changing the ordering of process activities
C. Introducing new roles and responsibilities
D. Introducing new practices, method or tools or removing deliverables from the process
19. The CMMI model has ………….
A. 3 level
B. 5 level
C. 6 level
D. 4 level
20. The CMMI model is intended to be a framework for process improvement that has broad
applicability across a range of companies.
A. True
B. False