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This document is an exam for a Software Engineering and Quality Assurance course. It contains two parts:
Part A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each about topics like content coupling, user interface design, system design principles, quality attributes, real-time operating system components, cyclomatic complexity, and testing objectives.
Part B contains 5 longer answer questions worth 16 marks each about topics like the system engineering process, quality function deployment, software design concepts, the effects of coupling and cohesion, user interface design issues, real-time systems, black-box testing methods, condition testing, loop testing, basis path testing, testing levels and life cycles, and calculating cyclomatic complexity. Students must answer all questions in
This document is an exam for a Software Engineering and Quality Assurance course. It contains two parts:
Part A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each about topics like content coupling, user interface design, system design principles, quality attributes, real-time operating system components, cyclomatic complexity, and testing objectives.
Part B contains 5 longer answer questions worth 16 marks each about topics like the system engineering process, quality function deployment, software design concepts, the effects of coupling and cohesion, user interface design issues, real-time systems, black-box testing methods, condition testing, loop testing, basis path testing, testing levels and life cycles, and calculating cyclomatic complexity. Students must answer all questions in
This document is an exam for a Software Engineering and Quality Assurance course. It contains two parts:
Part A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each about topics like content coupling, user interface design, system design principles, quality attributes, real-time operating system components, cyclomatic complexity, and testing objectives.
Part B contains 5 longer answer questions worth 16 marks each about topics like the system engineering process, quality function deployment, software design concepts, the effects of coupling and cohesion, user interface design issues, real-time systems, black-box testing methods, condition testing, loop testing, basis path testing, testing levels and life cycles, and calculating cyclomatic complexity. Students must answer all questions in
INTERNAL TEST I INTERNAL TEST II MODEL EXAMINATION Subject Code: IT2251 Date: 11 .03.2013 Subject Name: Software Engineering and Quality Assurance Timing: 3 hrs. (9.30 am-12.30 pm) Year/Sem/: 2 rd /4 th
Maximum Marks: 100 Answer ALL questions. PART A (10 2 = 20 marks) 1. Brief the term content coupling 2. What is the importance of UI design? 3. What is system design? 4. What are the characteristics of good design? 5. Give the design quality attributes? 6. What are the major components of RTOS? 7. What are the various methods used to calculate cyclomatic complexity? 8. What is a Pareto principle? 9. What are various testing objectives? 10. Explain the difference between black box testing and white box testing
PART B (5 16 = 80 marks) 11. a) Explain the concept of system engineering process in detail(16) (or) b.i) What is QFD? What are all the requirements that can be defined using QFD(10) ii) Explain the design principles suggested by Davis (6) 12. a.Explain the software design concepts in detail(16)
(or) b. i) State the effects of coupling and cohesion in software quality (8) ii)Explain data acquisition system along with ring buffer mechanism (8) 13.a. What are the advantages of user interface design? Explain the design issues to be considered in a User Interface design? (or) b. Explain Real time systems. 14.a.What is the specific purpose of Black-box testing? Explain the Black-box testing methods? (or) (b) Write short notes on the following: (i) Condition testing (4) (ii)Loop testing (6) (iii)Basis path testing (6) 15. a. Explain the following i) Levels of testing (6) ii) Test life cycle (10) (or) b. What is the purpose of cyclomatic complexity? Explain various methods to calculate cyclomatic complexity with an example 2
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