The fourth step in an inspection is:
A. overview
B. preparation
C. inspection
D. re-work
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The fifth step in an inspection is:
A. preparation
B. inspection
C. re-work
D. follow-up
A thorough description on how to carry out a document-driven inspection can be found in:
A. IEEE Standard 1028, 1988
B. ISO 9000
C. an organisation's policy manual
D. almost any software engineering text
E. the Microsoft's Developers Guide
In the case of large-scale software, why is it easier to review products produced under the object-oriented paradigm?
A. it will have been produced following IEEE Standard 1028, 1988
B. it will have been produced following ISO 9000
C. the resulting product will consist of largely independent pieces
D. as it is a newer approach it is easier to find its documentation
E. the process followed is more modern
In the case of code inspections the most appropriate measure of fault density is:
A. the number of major/minor faults detected per hour
B. the number of major/minor faults detected per person-hour
C. the number of faults detected during inspection versus the number found in production once the product was put into operation
D. the number of faults detected per 1000 lines of code (kLOC)
E. the number of faults detected per page
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