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CS 501, Software Engineering Quiz 1: Instructions

Quiz 1 for CS 501, Software Engineering covers two questions. Question 1 asks about the Waterfall model of software development and considerations for technology choices. Question 2 provides an activity graph with time estimates and asks students to calculate slack times, identify the critical path, and determine how project duration would change if an activity's time estimate was reduced. The quiz is open book and must be completed within 30 minutes.

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CS 501, Software Engineering Quiz 1: Instructions

Quiz 1 for CS 501, Software Engineering covers two questions. Question 1 asks about the Waterfall model of software development and considerations for technology choices. Question 2 provides an activity graph with time estimates and asks students to calculate slack times, identify the critical path, and determine how project duration would change if an activity's time estimate was reduced. The quiz is open book and must be completed within 30 minutes.

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CS 501, Software Engineering

Quiz 1

Thursday, February 12, 2004


30 minutes

Instructions

1) Answer both questions.

2) Write your answers in an examination book. WRITE YOUR NETID ON THE


FRONT OF EACH BOOK.

3) This is an open book examination. You may use any book or notes, but no
computers.

Question 1

(a) Why is the pure Waterfall model of software development not recommended for
large-sale software projects?

(b) An online information system is being developed using a modified version of the
Waterfall model. It is likely to be based on Web technology.

i How much should the choice of technology be considered during the


feasibility study?

ii In how much detail should the choice of technology be specified during


the requirements phase of the project?

iii At what stage should the decision be made to use an Apache Web Server
2.0 with Tomcat 4.1?

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Question 2

Here is an activity graph with time estimates for each activity in weeks.

9 C
B
4
5
3 3

8 6
A D E

(a) For each activity in the graph, calculate the slack.

(b) What is the critical path?

(c) Suppose that an extra member of staff is available who can work on either
activity BE or activity BC, but not both.

i If she works on activity BE, the time estimate for BE is reduced from 5
weeks to 3 weeks. How much would the elapsed time to complete the
complete project be reduced?

ii If she works on activity BC, the time estimate for BC is reduced from 9
weeks to 6 weeks. How much would the elapsed time to complete the
complete project be reduced?

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