Category: Advanced Software Engineering

A. Strong coupling among objects
B. Communications are prescriptive rather than being descriptive
C. Data is separated from a service or behavior
D. Data and methods are integrated into a single object
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A. Class diagram
B. Object diagram
C. Sequence diagram
D. ER diagram
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A. Policy implementation
B. QoS
C. Security
D. Verify invoice
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A. Multi-tier client–server architecture
B. Master-slave architecture
C. Distributed component architecture
D. Peer-to-peer architecture
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A. Middleware integration frameworks
B. System infrastructure framework
C. Enterprise application frameworks
D. Web application frameworks

A. SaaS
B. SOA
C. Configurability
D. Both SaaS and Configurability
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A. Class and function libraries that implement commonly used abstractions are available for reuse
B. Shared components are woven into an application at different places when the program is compiled
C. Large-scale systems that encapsulate generic business functionality and rules are configured for an organization
D. Systems are developed by configuring and integrating existing application systems

A. Multi-tier client–server architecture
B. Master-slave architecture
C. Distributed component architecture
D. Peer-to-peer architecture
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A. Strongly Coupled
B. Loosely Coupled
C. Strongly Cohesive
D. Loosely Cohesive
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A. It makes explicit use of statistical quality control
B. It verifies design specification using a mathematically based proof of correctness
C. It relies heavily on statistical use testing to uncover high-impact errors
D. All of the mentioned