A) Are generally developed by the programmers informally
B) Generally only cover main processing and not the various sub-processes
C) Often have 20 to 30 pages
D) Can be massive with over 200 pages of very explicit plans and directions
E) Can generally be written in three pages or less
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A) Developing the database design
B) Developing the system's software
C) Writing onscreen documentation
D) Changing the data into third normal form
E) Doing interviews
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A) Programmers (developers)
B) Project managers
C) Users
D) Systems analysts
E) Project sponsors or project champions
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A) System is built
B) System is tested
C) System is documented
D) All of these
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A) The results of the JAD session
B) The program specification
C) The use-cases
D) The project sponsor
E) The questions raised in a focus-group application
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A) It has been used successfully for six months
B) The cost of developing the program 'breaks-even' with the benefits of the program
C) The ROI is positive
D) It has passed its testing
E) It 'dies' and is replaced by a newer version
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A) All modules (all units)
B) Users and their acceptance of how a specific unit works
C) A program or a program module
D) Interact screen forms
E) How the overall system functions
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A) Modules working together;meeting business requirements
B) Black-box tests;white-box tests
C) End-users acceptance;project sponsor acceptance
D) DFDs;ERDs
E) Beta tests;alpha tests
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A) Programmers
B) Users
C) Developers
D) Systems Analysts
E) Project Managers
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A) That modules and units work together with each other
B) That the databases are properly organized for both efficiency in storage and access
C) To confirm that the system is complete and meets the business needs
D) That both black-box and white-box tests have been approved by upper management
E) To verify that the use-cases,ERDs and DFD's have been properly converted
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A) The set of commands in the user interface (like open file,modify,etc. )
B) The set of user interface design standards (like aesthetics,layout,consistency,etc. )
C) The set of major concepts in the system (like in the Tune Source example of artist,tune,music genre,etc. )
D) The set of business tasks (like ordering,returns,adjustments,etc. )
E) The set of synonyms for other sets (like 'quit','stop','end' for 'exit' or 'erase' for 'delete')
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A) Once the interface design and program specifications are complete
B) Once the system test is complete
C) Once the alpha acceptance test is complete
D) Once the beta acceptance test is complete
E) Once the logical ERDs and DFDs have been translated into physical ERDs and DFDs
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A) Unit tests
B) Module tests
C) Integration tests
D) System tests
E) Acceptance tests
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A) Change control
B) Separation of duties
C) Judicial control
D) Scope creep
E) None of these
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A) Conducting JAD sessions
B) Gamma testing
C) Developing the user interface
D) Writing programs
E) Having meetings
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