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    Sample Question COMP201 Sebastian Coope

    Question 1 Which of the following statements best describes both verification and validation?

    a) Validation confirms the software is syntactically correct, verification confirms it operates


    according to the specification
    b) Validation confirms the software is good for the end user, verification confirms it works
    according to the specification
    c) Validation confirms the software is good for the end user, verification confirms that can be
    proved to work correctly in all cases
    d) Validation confirms the software is syntactically correct, verification confirms that can be
    proved to work correctly in all cases
    e) None of the above

    Question 2 Looking at the class diagram shown in Figure 1, which of the following describes all the
    IS-A relationships.

    a) B is an A, C is an A, E is a C, F is a D only
    b) B is an A, C is an A, E is a C, E is an A, F is a D only
    c) C is a B, D is a C, F is an E only
    d) B is a C, C is a D, E is an F only
    e) A is an B, A is an C, C is a A, A is an E, D is a F only

    Figure 1 Class Diagram


    Question 3 Looking at Figure 1, which of the following best describes all of the IS PART OF
    relationships?

    a) B is part of C, C is part of D, E is part of F


    b) B is part of C, C is part of D, E is part of F
    c) B and C are part of A, E is part of F, C is part of D
    d) C is part of B, D is part of C, F is part of E and D is part of B
    e) E and F are part of C and D

    Question 4 Look the Figure 2, which of the following would be the best match (note not all use cases
    are shown):

    a) UseCase 1 Check item is in stock, UseCase2 Item out of stock inform customer, UseCase 3
    Payment failed
    b) UseCase1 Take payment, UseCase2 Payment failed, UseCase 3 Item out of stock
    c) UseCase1 Take payment, UseCase2 Invalid product code, UseCase 3 Item out of stock
    d) UseCase 1 Check item is in stock, UseCase2 Item out of stock inform customer,
    UseCase 3 Take payment
    e) UseCase 1 Take payment, UseCase2 Item out of stock inform customer, UseCase 3 Payment
    failed

    Figure 2 Actor model


    Question 5 Consider the Petri Net in Figure 3 with places p1, p2, p3 and p4 and transitions
    t1, t2 and t3. For the given initial state of the system shown in Figure 3, which transitions are
    enabled?

    a) Any two of T1, T2 and T3


    b) T1, T2 and T3
    c) T1 and T2 only
    d) T3 only
    e) No transitions

    Figure 3 Simple Petri Net

    Question 6. When the Petri Net shown in Figure 3 fires, which transitions will fire, and after firing
    what will be the state of the net?

    a) T1 will fire and the state will be (0,0,0,2)

    b) T2 will fire and the state will be (0,1,0,0)


    (1.1.0.0)
    c) T3 will fire and the state will be (0,0,3,0)

    d) T1 or T2 will fire we cannot determine which, if T1 fires the state will be (0,0,0,2), if
    T2 fires the state will be (0.1.0.0)
    1.1.0.0)

    e) T1, T2 and T3 will fire we cannot determine which the state of the net will be
    random
    Question 7 Which of the following statements about cohesion and couple is true

    a) High cohesion and high coupling lead to high quality software


    b) Low coupling makes software hard to test, high cohesion leads stronger software with
    less bugs
    c) Low coupling and high cohesion makes software easier to test and debug
    d) High coupling makes the software run faster, low cohesion is a part of the syntactic
    structure of the code
    e) Coupling and cohesion are only relevant for distributed systems

    Question 8 Which of the following are features of black box testing?

    X1 Code is hidden

    X2 Path testing is done

    X3 Software is tested according to specification using test cases

    X4 Boundary cases are used

    X5 Loop testing is done

    a) All of the above


    b) X1, X2, X3 and X4
    c) X1,X2, X3 and X5
    d) X1,X3 and X4
    e) X2,X3,X4 and X5

    Question 9 Which of the following best describes high software robustness?

    a) Low chance of software failure


    b) Low chance of data low on crash
    c) Low chance of software testing failure
    d) Strong coupling between modules
    e) High speed of execution

    Question 10 Which of the following are non-functional requirements?

    X1 User uses username and password to login


    X2 Passwords must be at least 10 characters long
    X3 Development team uses ISO9000 quality standard
    X4 Development is done in Java
    X5 The system scans and processes paper sourced documents.

    a) X1,X2,X3 and X4
    b) X2,X3 and X4
    c) All of the above
    d) X1 and X5
    e) X2, X2,X4 and X5

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