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What is Refactoring?
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Changing software structure without changing behavior
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The Software Change Process Model includes what?
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Initiation, Prefactoring, Impact Analysis, and Concept Location
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What is a drawback of automated testing?
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Working to maintain the tests
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What is concept location?
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Concept location finds in the software the code snippet that must be changed or the module that must be updated.
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What is impact analysis?
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Determining the strategy and result of software to be changed
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What is verification?
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The phase that aims to guarantee the quality of work, also interleaves with pre-factoring, actualization, post-factoring, and the conclusion.
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What is are the sources for new software requirements?
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Users reporting a defect, manager who wants to meet competitor's functionality, users asking for a new feature, programmer proposes an improvement to performance
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Can more than one user story be derived from one requirement?
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Yes
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Who can add items to the product backlog?
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Anyone
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What does a product vision include?
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A product vision is an "elevator statement" to market your proposal.
Format: For <user> who needs <need>, the <product> is a <application> that <function>. Unlike <competing or current product>, our product <function unavailable in competitors software> |
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What are the elements of a product roadmap?
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A product roadmap is comprised of releases that correspond to sprints. Features are listed for each release. Each release has a time frame.
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What are epics?
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User stories that must be broken down into multiple user stories.
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What does the find in files menu do?
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Locates concepts in software
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When testing software, do you search for dependencies?
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No
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What is the primary purpose of Impact Analysis?
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To reduce the likelihood that changes will introduce bugs
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What does impact analysis help the developer to understand?
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How classes interact
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What is actualization?
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Adding new functionality to existing software
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What changes are made during software evolution?
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New features, Updating to new OS environments
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When does conflict occur?
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When two programmers update the same file
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Inheritance is an example of what type of relationship?
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is-a
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What does UML stand for?
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Unified Modeling Language
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What are non-functional requirements?
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A non-functional requirement is a requirement that specifies criteria that can be used to judge the operation of a system, rather than specific behaviors.
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Give an example of an inheritance relationship
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Here is one acceptable answer:
A car is a kind of automobile. |
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What is the format of a user story?
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As a <role>, I need to <goal>, so that <reason>. Done when <>.
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What are the roles in an Agile development team?
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Scrum master, Product Owner, Team member
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What are the responsibilities of an Agile Scrum Master?
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Helps team to reach goals, facilitates the agile process, removes impediments for the team
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What are the responsibilities of the product owner?
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Defining and prioritizing the product backlog, provides vision and boundaries for the vision. Makes sure the team is aimed at the right goal.
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Team members are what?
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Developers, architects, designers, documentation, testers, etc..
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