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Software Development-Units 1-4 Review

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  • What's the difference between a manual and a user guide?
    A manual contains information about a product or system whereas a user guide is a document intended to help users operate a system
  • Complete the word! ( Software M_______)
    Metrics
  • A programming language designed to be easy for humans to read and write. Examples include C, Java, and Python. Requires translation to machine language.
    High Level Language
  • Complete the word! ( S ______________ Development)
    Software
  • What's the difference between Plain Text and Rich Text?
    Plain Text is unformatted text that contains no special characters whereas Rich Text is formatted text that contains special characters.
  • Name the types of testing in software development from Unit 4. Example: Beta Testing
    beta testing, static testing, dynamic testing, white-box testing, black-box testing, load testing, GUI testing, performance testing
  • Activity Diagram
    A diagram that represents the flow of activities in a system, illustrating the sequence and conditions for coordinating lower-level behaviors.
  • A standardized modeling language for visualizing software design and structure.
    Unified Modeling Language
  • The ease with which a reader can understand text, influenced by content and typography.
    Readability
  • What is the difference between Testing Needs AND Testing Requirements?
    Testing Needs are the specific requirements for testing whereas Testing Requirements are the specific conditions that need to be tested
  • Use Case Diagram
    A diagram used to identify the functional requirements of a system by representing actors and their interactions with the system.
  • Complete the word! ( Development M_________)
    Methods
  • Sequence Diagram
    A diagram that shows how objects interact in a particular scenario by illustrating the sequence of messages exchanged between objects.
  • Class Diagram
    A static structure diagram that describes the structure of a system by showing its classes, attributes, operations, and relationships
  • Name all the phrases from Unit 4 with the word TEST at the beginning. Example: Test Results
    test results, test types, test progress reports, test execution, test methods. test design
  • What is a TARGET AUDIENCE? Give THREE examples!
    The intended group of people for whom a product or message is designed.
  • The extent to which a product or service can be used by people with various abilities.
    Accessibility
  • The basic binary code (0s and 1s) that a computer's processor can execute directly.
    Machine Language
  • Name all the phrases from Unit 4 with TESTING at the beginning: Example: Testing Types
    testing types, testing needs, testing requirements, testing tools
  • Complete the word! ( Quality S___________)
    Standards
  • Complete the word! ( Class C__________)
    Coupling
  • Complete the word! (Problem S___________)
    Solving
  • A low-level programming language that uses symbolic code to represent machine-level instructions. Requires an assembler for translation.
    Assembly Language
  • Complete the word! ( D________ Density)
    Defect