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Questions # 106:

Establishing security baseline is the starting point to a better security program.

Options:

True

False

Answer

Questions # 107:

Which of the following factors should NOT be considered when defining a Control Method?

Options:

Risk Severity

Cost, Effort, and Cycle Time Impact

Strength of the Control Method

Unavailability of Appropriate Resources and People

Answer

Questions # 108:

The four interconnected variables of IT development are:

Options:

Scope, schedule, resources, and quality

Scope, function points, metrics, and budget

Budget, programming language, quality, and size

Requirements, design, code, and testing

Answer

Questions # 109:

The IT tool that teams can use to identify root causes of a problem is:

Options:

Nominal Group Technique

Cause and Effect Diagram

Quality Function Deployment

Force Field Analysis

Affinity Diagram

Answer

Questions # 110:

If the data in a pie chart represent five components of a total population and four of the five sections of the pie chart represent 15%, 25%, 20%, and 20% of the total population, what percentage of the total population is the fifth section?

Options:

100%

40%

20%

None of the above

Answer

Questions # 111:

Function points are used to measure what aspects of software?

Options:

Complexity

Quality Function Deployment

Defect Rates

Number of Requirements

Size

Answer

Questions # 112:

Critical Success Factors (CSF) are those criteria or factors that:

Options:

Are critical to be defined

Must be present in acquired software

Are very desirable in the acquired software

Will be defined during acceptance testing

Are limited to functional requirements

Answer

Questions # 113:

Risk can be mitigated by:

Options:

Developing a contingency plan that would be executed if the risk occurs

Allow the risk event to occur

Minimizing the probability of occurrence and the value of the impact

Avoiding the consequences by eliminating the possibility of the event

Answer

Questions # 114:

Boundary analysis techniques are used to create test cases that divide equivalence partitioned groups.

Options:

True

False

Answer

Questions # 115:

Which of the following is NOT an example of metrics used to manage and control the products?

Options:

Mean time to failure

Number of defects found

Technical performance

Lines of code (LOC)

Answer

Questions # 116:

Determining that the COTS software selected is compatible with the acquiring organization's computer environment addresses:

Options:

Compatibility with other COTS software packages

Compatibility with the acquiring organization's computer language

Compatibility with the SEI CMMI level of the organization that built the COTS software

Compatibility of the acquiring organization's acceptance test process

Compatibility with the acquiring organization's hardware and operating system

Answer

Questions # 117:

Unit Testing is normally associated with:

Options:

White Box Testing

Black Box Testing

Regression Testing

Purchased Software

Code Inspections

Answer

Questions # 118:

The concept of continuous improvement as applied to quality means:

Options:

Employees will continue to get better

Processes will be improved by many small improvements

Processes will be improved through a few large improvements

Improved technology will be added to the process, such as acquiring CASE tools

The functionality of the products will be enhanced

Answer

Questions # 119:

From a control perspective, there are two systems that are needed to process business transactions. One is a system that processes transactions and the other is: