CS504-Software Engineering I Quiz MCQS #Objective #Questions #Finalterm
1. It ensures that a class only has one instance and provides a global point of access to it.
- Singleton pattern (page # 142) ✔
- Observer pattern
- Real pattern
- None
- Leaks
- Components (page # 126) ✔
- Activities
- Objectives
- Make the code easy to modify
- Make the code difficult to modify (page # 164)✔
- Make the code easy to understand
- Does not affect the understandability
- Concurrency
- Distribution point
- Middle ground (page # 131) ✔
- Similarity
- Model View Controller (page # 140) ✔
- Modern View Centre
- Model View Centre
- Modern View Controller
- Information Hiding
- Encapsulation
- Information Hiding & Encapsulation (page # 158) ✔
- None
- Observer Pattern
- Singleton Pattern
- Façade Pattern (page # 143) ✔
- All of the above
- Design pattern (page # 137) ✔
- System pattern
- System Design
- None
- Usability
- Performance (page # 131) ✔
- Interoperability
- None
- Local memory
- Network
- Database
- File (page #129 ) ✔
- Testing individual components independent of other components
- Testing a collection of dependent components
- Validation against user expectations
- Acceptance testing for customized projects, in-house testing for products
- commented
- indented
- cryptic
- aligned
- Ignoring
- Casting
- Catching
- All of the given
- Decrease
- Increase
- Remain the same
- All of given options
- // Comment
- /*Comment*/
- (Comment)
- */Comment/*
- Unit testing
- Module testing
- Subsystem testing
- None
- # Ans = first + second
- // Ans = first +second
- \\ Ans = first + second
- /# Ans = first + second
- Standard Template Library
- Standard Type Link
- Standard Tempo Line
- None
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- one decimal
- two decimal
- three decimal
- none
- Comments
- Indents
- Parenthesis
- Short cuts
- Object model of the design
- Concurrency and synchronization aspects of the design
- Mapping(s) of the software onto the hardware and reflects its distributed aspect
- Static organization of the software in its development environment
- Problem
- Context
- Forces
- All of the given
- Repository model
- Client Server model
- Sub system model
- Reference model