Q39.
Which of the following is the appropriate reason for creating a project completion report?
a) Leaving contact details of the staff involved in the project in order to get assistance in
case of system failure.
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b Leaving proof that the ordering party accepted the system.
c) Leaving information on project evaluations that were carried out so that it can be
made use of in the next project.
d) Leaving details of changes to the specifications that occurred during execution of the
project.
Q40.
Two (2) types of data are prepared during system development; valid data and invalid data.
Which of the following is an appropriate method for appointing typical values from each
class as test data?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Q41.
Equivalence partitioning
Branch partitioning
Boundary value partitioning
Real value partitioning
Company A is considering introducing company-wide computerization in order to improve
the efficiency of work done by hand up until now. Centered on the systems division, development is progressing with the aim of starting actual operation on the first day of the first
half in four (4) months time. Which of the following is most appropriate as a matter that
should be considered in order to achieve safe operation in four (4) months while maintaining system quality? Assume that the development model is a waterfall model.
a) Having all of the processes reviewed when post-development testing is complete.
b) Having specification documents for systems architecture design, software architecture design, and software detailed design stored and made use of in operation and
maintenance.
c) Having staff invested into the project so that work can be performed in parallel within
processes such as design, development (programming), and testing.
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d Having testing and operation work carried out in parallel, at the same time as work
begins on system architecture design.
Q42.
Of the processes involved in a system audit, which of the following is the characteristic
process that does not exist in accounting audits or operations audits?
a) Hearing with the manager of the department being audited during the preliminary audit.
b) Acquisition and checking of documents, records, and other material during the main
audit.
c) Creation of audit plans for each period.
d) Exchange of opinions with the department being audited based on a draft audit report.
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