Intro To Software Engineering (Midterms) Flashcards

Intro

1
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Combination of the Application program and Associated Document

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Software

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2
Q

It is used to refer to either an
executable program or the collection of source codes from
which an executable program is
created (eg. compiler)

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Program

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3
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It is a general term used to
describe a collection of a
computer program, procedures,
and documentation that perform
some task on a computer
system.

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Software

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4
Q

Stand-alone systems that are
marketed and sold to any customer
who wishes to buy them.

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Generic Software Type

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5
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software that is commissioned by a
specific customer to meet their own
needs.

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Customized Software Type

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6
Q

The specification of what the software should do is owned by the software developer and decisions on software change are
made by the developer.

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Generic Product Specification

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7
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The specification of what the software should do is owned by the customer for the software and they make decisions on software changes that are required

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Customized Product Specification

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8
Q

These are application systems
that run on a local computer,
such as a PC. They include all
necessary functionality and do
not need to be connected to a
network.

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Stand Alone

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9
Q

Applications that execute on a
remote computer and are
accessed by users from their
own PCs or terminals. This include web applications such as e-commerce applications

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Interactive Transaction Based

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10
Q

These are software
control systems that
control and manage
hardware devices

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Embedded Control System

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11
Q

These are business
systems that are designed
to process data in large
batches. They process
large numbers of individual
inputs to create
corresponding outputs.

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Batch Processing System

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12
Q

These are systems that
are primarily for personal
use and which are
intended to entertain the
user

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Entertainment System

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13
Q

These are systems that
are developed by
scientists and engineers to
model physical processes
or situations, which include
many, separate, interacting
objects.

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Systems and Modeling Simulation

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14
Q

These are systems that
collect data from their
environment using a set of
sensors and send that
data to other systems for
processing.

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Data Collection System

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15
Q

These are systems that
are composed of a number
of other software systems.

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System of Systems

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16
Q

Software should be written in such a way so that it can evolve to meet the changing needs of customers.

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Maintainability

17
Q

Software must be trustworthy

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Dependability and Security

18
Q

Software should not make wasteful use of system resources such as memory and processor cycles.

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Efficiency

19
Q

Software must be accepted by the users for which it was designed

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Acceptability

20
Q

he application of well-understood scientific methods to the construction, operation, modification and maintenance of useful devices and systems.

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Engineering

21
Q

the application of a systematic, disciplined,quantifiable approach to the development,operation, and maintenance of software

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Software Engineering

22
Q

The role of software engineering

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capture the customer’s business needs and specify the “blueprints” for the system so that programmers can implement it.

23
Q

Software Engineering Skills

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Communication
Motivation
Analytical
Project Management Skills

24
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Software Engineering Job Duties

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❑ Analyzing user requirements
❑ Testing code, refining and rewriting it as necessary
❑ Researching and designing new software programs
❑ Developing existing programs by analyzing and identifying areas
for modification

25
Q

Divides big problems into various small issues and then start solving each small issue one by one

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Reduce Complexity

26
Q

provides systematic means for having regular interaction and obtaining a budget estimates.

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Minimize Software Cost

26
Q

Software engineering involves the processes required to ensure timely completion of a project

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Decrease Time

27
Q

to handle a big project without any problem, the company has to go for software engineering methods

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Handling Big Projects

27
Q

Software engineering provides models for
software quality measurements and
evaluations. Examples include models for
estimating defects inserted and removed
throughout the software lifecycle

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Reliable Software

28
Q

means getting the desired results/ doing the right thing!

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Effectiveness

29
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