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Q52. c Section 5-1 Project management Answer Explanation The critical path (longest path) when ten (10) days is required for Task D is as follows: A(5) + C(5) + D(10) + E(5) + Dummy task(0)+ H(6) = 31 days If the number of days required for Task D on the critical path is reduced to 6 days, A(5) + C(5) + D(6) + E(5)+ Dummy task(0)+H(6) = 27 days If the number of days required for Task D is six (6) days, the critical path is as follows: A(5) + C(5) + F(12) + H(6) = 28 days Therefore, the number of days by which the work as a whole can be reduced is as follows: 31 days − 28 days = 3 days Q53. a Section 4-1 System development technology Answer Explanation The created program must operate normally regardless of the kind of data that is inputted. Therefore, data with a variety of values is prepared and testing is performed. b): If the programmer prepares the test environment, it is more difficult for unexpected errors to occur, so a programmer should not prepare the test environment. c): Program quality improvements should be carried out at the design stage, so repeating tests with the aim of improving quality should be avoided. d): It is better to add test data that can confirm whether the modified program works correctly to the test data used up until the modification, and perform retesting. Q54. d Section 4-2 Software development management techniques Answer Explanation When a program that has gone live is modified directly, it cannot be restored if bugs occur as a result of the modifications. Therefore, modification work should be carried out on a copy of the program for test use. Q55. a Section 5-1 Project management Answer Explanation The estimate targeted a productivity of 100% using 150 person-months in development, but the reality is 30% productivity using 60 person-months. If development work continues at this productivity level, the number of person-months until work is completed will be 60 personmonths ÷ 30% = 200 person-months. Therefore, the estimate will be exceeded by 200 − 150 = 50 person-months. 66