Agile, Up/Rup, Jad, And Tdd By Jan Morrison
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Covers the material on Agile, UP/RUP, JAD, and TDD. Includes ten general multiple-choice questions at the introductory level
- 1.What methodology requires pair programming?
- A.
TDD
- B.
Agile/XP
- C.
UP/RUP
- D.
JAD
- 2.What does the acronym JAD stand for
- A.
Joined Application Development
- B.
Joint Applied Development
- C.
Joint Application Development
- 3.What methodology uses Inception, Elaboration, Construction, & Transition?
- A.
Agile
- B.
UP/RUP
- C.
JAD
- D.
TDD
- 4.Which action does TDD NOT do?
- A.
TDD shortens the programming feedback loop
- B.
TDD promotes the development of low-quality code
- C.
DD provides concrete evidence that your software works
- D.
TDD provides detailed tests)
- 5.Which is not an Agile methodology?
- A.
XP
- B.
SCRUM
- C.
Lean Software Development
- D.
Waterfall
- E.
Feature Driven Development
- 6.What does the acronym UP/RUP stand for?
- A.
Unified Process/ Radical Unified Process
- B.
Unified Process/ Rational Unified Process
- C.
Unified Process/ Rational United Process
- 7.Which of the following methodologies use sprints?
- A.
TDD
- B.
UP/RUP
- C.
Agile/SCRUM
- D.
JAD
- 8.Which of the following is NOT true about TDD
- A.
Writethe test cases before you write code
- B.
Write the test cases after you write code
- C.
Write the test cases while you are writing code
- 9.Which methodology follows these steps- Write the test- Write the code to pass the test and Refactor?
- A.
Agile
- B.
UP/RUP
- C.
TDD
- D.
JAD
- 10.Which methodologies use design sessions?
- A.
Agile
- B.
UP/RUP
- C.
JAD
- D.
TDD
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