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MODULE 2 Flashcards

1
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4-step iterative process that will allow developers to develop a program efficiently.

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Spiral Model of Development

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Spiral Model of Development steps

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  1. Requirement
  2. Design
  3. Develop
  4. Test
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3
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What should your program do?

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Requirement

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What problem is it trying to solve?

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Requirement

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5
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What features must your program have?

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Requirement

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Are there data or behaviors your program must model?

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Design

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Will certain parts of your program need to be finished before work can begin on other parts?

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Design

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8
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Create a simplified version of your program

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Develop

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Focus on small number of simple or important features

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Develop

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10
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Does the program give the result that you expect?

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Test

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Can you find scenarios that produce unwanted results?

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Test

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Depending on their impact, these bugs may need fixing.

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Test

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Did you meet the set requirements?

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Requirement Iteration

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14
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Identify new requirements/goals.

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Requirement Iteration

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How should you model additional features?

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Design Iteration

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Should the existing design change to better support expanding current features or adding new features?

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Design Iteration

17
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Add new features

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Development Iteration

18
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Modify or enhance existing features

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Development Iteration

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Something a program can do or something that you can do with a program.

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Software Features

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When forgotten, the program works but doesn’t solve the right problem

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Requirements

21
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When forgotten, features are missing from the program

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Requirements

22
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When forgotten, the code is messy

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Design

23
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When forgotten, bugs are difficult to fix

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Design

24
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When forgotten, features are difficult to enhance

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Design

25
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When forgotten, there is no program

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Develop/Development

26
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When forgotten, the program keeps crashing

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Testing/Test

27
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When forgotten, the program gives incorrect results

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Testing/Test

28
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Software Feature examples

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  • Printing text
  • Playing a sound
  • Calculating a value
  • Dragging and dropping
29
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A software feature may allow the user to perform a specific task. (True or False)

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True

30
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The spiral model of development reflects an iterative development process. (True or False)

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True

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