CPSA-FL 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

Which two of the following statements about quality characteristics are most accurate? (Choose two.)

• A.Flexibility reduces testability
• B.Simplicity increases comprehensibility
• C.Increased efficiency results in reduced performance
• D.Increased flexibility improves robustness

What are the four key terms in common definitions of software architecture? (Choose four.)

• A.Components
• B.Requirements
• C.Interfaces
• D.Relationships
• E.Building Blocks
• F.Functionality
• G.Source code

Which statements with regard to project objectives and architectural objectives are true and which are false?
(Assign all answers.)

정답:

Explanation:
A) FalseB) TrueC) TrueD) False
A) Architectural objectives and project objectives need to be identical.
* This is false. Architectural objectives are concerned with the technical goals and quality attributes of the system, while project objectives are broader and include timelines, budgets, and overall project deliverables12.
B) Most of the time, architectural objectives are of a more long-term nature than project objectives.
* This is true. Architectural objectives often focus on the sustainability and maintainability of the system, which are long-term considerations, whereas project objectives may be more immediate and focused on the project's completion12.
C) Architectural objectives and project objectives need to be negotiated between the concerned parties.
* True. Both sets of objectives should align with the stakeholders' needs and the project's overall goals, and thus require negotiation to ensure that all parties' interests are addressed3.
D) Architectural objectives are a subset of project objectives.
* This is false. Architectural objectives are not necessarily a subset but are related and should support the project objectives. They deal specifically with the architecture of the system, which is one aspect of the project

In your project, three architects and seven developers are working on the documentation of the software architecture.
Which methods are appropriate in order to achieve a consistent and adequate documentation, and which are not? (Assign all answers.)

정답:

Explanation:
A) Not AppropriateB) AppropriateC) Not Appropriate
For a project involving multiple architects and developers, achieving consistent and adequate documentation is crucial. Here's how the methods listed would fare:
A) The chief architect creates the documentation: This method is not appropriate because it places the entire burden of documentation on a single individual, which can lead to bottlenecks and may not accurately reflect the contributions and insights of the entire team1.
B) Identical templates are used for the documentation: This is an appropriate method as it ensures consistency across the documentation produced by different team members. Using identical templates helps maintain a uniform structure and style, which is beneficial for readability and maintenance1.
C) All parts of the architecture documentation are automatically extracted from the source code: Relying solely on automatic extraction is not appropriate because it may not capture all the necessary details and decisions made during the architectural design process. Manual documentation is also important to provide context and rationale that cannot be automatically generated1.
These methods are in line with the iSAQB SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE - FOUNDATION LEVEL, which emphasizes the importance of clear, consistent, and comprehensive documentation practices1.

How are written documentation and verbal communication of software architectures related? Please mark the following statements as true or false. (Assign all answers.)

정답:

Explanation:
A) FalseB) FalseC) TrueD) TrueE) TrueF) True
A) Agile approaches make written documentation unnecessary. In such cases, verbal communication can substitute for documentation.
* False. Even in agile approaches, written documentation is important for maintaining a clear and
* consistent understanding of the architecture among team members and stakeholders1.
B) Written documentation makes verbal reiteration unnecessary.
* False. Verbal communication is essential for clarifying and reinforcing the content of written documentation, especially when addressing complex or nuanced architectural issues2.
C) Despite written documentation, verbal communication of architectural interrelationships is important.
* True. Verbal communication plays a crucial role in explaining the rationale behind architectural decisions and interrelationships that may not be fully captured in documentation2.
D) Documentation and communication should use identical terms and rationale.
* True. Consistency in terminology and rationale between documentation and verbal communication helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that all parties have a common understanding of the architecture2.
E) Documentation should be created primarily for project participants who either cannot or do not want to read the system's source code.
* True. Documentation serves as a guide for those who may not be directly involved in coding but need to understand the architecture, such as managers, new team members, or external stakeholders2.
F) Communication and documentation complement each other: verbal communication helps architects determine what must be recorded in writing.
* True. Verbal communication often reveals what aspects of the architecture are most important or confusing to team members, guiding what should be emphasized in written documentation