Chapter 5 Design Engineering (Part II)

What does design modeling in software engineering represent?

• The financial budget of the project

• The features, architecture, and user interface of the software

• The marketing strategy

• The user manual

Which of the following is NOT a method used for constructing design models?

• Data-driven

• Pattern-driven

• Object-oriented

• Market-driven

What is the purpose of architectural design in software engineering?

• To write code

• To define the overall structure and interaction of system components

• To manage project budgets

• To conduct user testing

What is a component in software design?

• A large, monolithic block of code

• A small, reusable module with specific functionality

• A type of software testing

• A project management tool

What does component-level design define?

• The financial budget of the project

• The data structures, algorithms, and interfaces of each component

• The marketing strategy

• The user manual

What is a major benefit of using component design?

• It increases complexity

• It makes modules reusable

• It removes all modules

• It increases the cost of development

Which of the following is NOT a view of component-level design?

• Object-Oriented View

• Conventional View

• Process-Related View

• Market-Driven View

What is the focus of the Object-Oriented View in component-level design?

• Functional processing of tasks

• Reusability of pre-existing modules

• Classes and objects with common properties

• Market research

What is the focus of the Conventional View in component-level design?

• Functional processing of tasks

• Reusability of pre-existing modules

• Classes and objects with common properties

• Market research

What is the focus of the Process-Related View in component-level design?

• Functional processing of tasks

• Reusability of pre-existing modules

• Classes and objects with common properties

• Market research