The disadvantage of bottom-up implementation and integration is:
A. it is difficult to determine where the fault lies when a new module is added
B. major design flaws do not show up until the later modules are added
C. operational modules are implemented before their ancestor logic modules
D. potentially reusable modules may not be adequately tested
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The method whereby logic modules are integrated and tested top-down and operational modules bottom-up is known as:
A. implementation, then integration
B. top-down implementation and integration
C. bottom-up implementation and integration
D. sandwich implementation and integration
What is the major reason why operational modules tested using a top-down approach may not be adequately tested for reuse?
A. it is difficult to determine where the fault lies when a new module is added
B. major design flaws do not show up until the later modules are added
C. operational modules are implemented before their ancestor logic modules
D. they may be shielded by defensively programmed calling modules
When performing implementation and integration of object-oriented products which approach is most likely to be used?
A. implementation, then integration
B. top-down implementation and integration
C. bottom-up implementation and integration
D. sandwich implementation and integration
Integration testing should be run by the:
A. SQA group
B. programmers who developed the modules
C. analysts who specified the modules' functionality
D. users