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Q1medium
change control board is best defined as
Ateam that writes all code alone✓
Bgroup that evaluates and dispositions change requests✓
Ccafeteria committee✓
Dhardware paint crew✓
💡 Explanation:
CCB governs approved changes.
Q2medium
configuration baseline is best defined as
Arandom draft note✓
Bunlabeled backup✓
Capproved configuration item version used as reference✓
Dinformal chat log✓
💡 Explanation:
Baselines anchor change control.
Q3hard
ISO 12207 is best defined as
AWi-Fi protocol spec✓
Bfood hygiene code✓
Cmotor oil viscosity grades✓
Dinternational standard for software life cycle processes✓
💡 Explanation:
12207 defines life cycle process framework.
Q4hard
CMMI maturity is best defined as
Aonly Agile to Waterfall mapping✓
Bmedal ranks in sports only✓
CGPU clock speeds✓
Dprocess improvement levels from Initial to Optimizing✓
💡 Explanation:
CMMI institutionalizes process capability.
Q5Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
Brooks Law is best defined as
Aadding people to a late project often makes it later✓
Balways accelerates delivery linearly✓
Chas zero communication cost✓
Deliminates all defects✓
💡 Explanation:
Coordination overhead can dominate.
Q6hard
preventive maintenance is best defined as
Aactions to reduce future failure likelihood✓
Bignoring technical debt✓
Cdeleting specs✓
Dfreezing code forever✓
💡 Explanation:
Preventive lowers future risk.
Q7medium
perfective maintenance is best defined as
Aimproving performance or capabilities per user request✓
Breplacing power supplies✓
Ccable colour standards✓
Dparking policies✓
💡 Explanation:
Perfective enhances beyond bug fixes.
Q8medium
adaptive maintenance is best defined as
Afixing sort algorithm bugs only✓
Bcomment spelling only✓
CIDE theme updates✓
Dmodifying software for environmental changes✓
💡 Explanation:
Adaptive responds to external change.
Q9easy
corrective maintenance is best defined as
Aadapting to new tax law only✓
Badding unrequested features✓
Crewriting for new language fashion✓
Dfixing discovered faults in delivered software✓
💡 Explanation:
Corrective fixes defects.
Q10Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
acceptance testing is best defined as
Acompiler settings only✓
Bconfirming the system satisfies user acceptance criteria✓
Cdeveloper satisfaction only✓
Ddatabase vendor preference✓
💡 Explanation:
Users validate fitness for purpose.
Q11Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
integration testing is best defined as
Asyntax check of one line only✓
Bverifying interfaces between combined modules✓
Coffice seating charts✓
Demployee leave forms✓
💡 Explanation:
Integration exposes interface defects.
Q12easy
implementation phase is best defined as
Aacceptance testing only✓
Bconstructing software modules per approved design✓
Ccontract signing only✓
Dhardware disposal only✓
💡 Explanation:
Coding realizes the design.
Q13Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
V-Model is best defined as
Aonly coding without verification✓
Bmarketing phases only✓
Chardware assembly only✓
Deach development phase paired with a corresponding test phase✓
💡 Explanation:
V-Model links design to validation.
Q14Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSeasy
Waterfall SDLC model is best defined as
Aoverlapping iterations without documentation✓
Bno testing phase ever✓
Conly prototyping without requirements✓
Dsequential phases where each phase completes before the next begins✓
💡 Explanation:
Waterfall is linear and document-driven.
Q15Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium
software crisis is best defined as
Aabundance of perfect software✓
Blarge projects missing cost, schedule and quality targets✓