Andhra University 2008 B.E Information Technology Object Oriented Software Engineering - Question Paper

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IV/IV B.Tech.DEGREE exam.

First Semester

info Technology

OBJECT ORIENTED SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

(Effective from the admitted batch of 2004-2005)

Time: 3 hours maximum: 70 marks

First ques. is compulsory.

ans any 4 from the remaining ques..

All ques. carry equal marks.

ans all Part of any ques. at 1 place.


1. ans the subsequent briefly:

(a) Software Architecture.
(b) Coupling.
(c) Configuration management.
(d) Design trends.
(e) Quality Assurance.
(f) Random Testing.
(g) Team Toxicity.
(h) Walk throughs.
(i) Reverse Engineering.

2. define the models of the subsequent processes:
(a) Lighting a wood fire.
(b) Cooking a 3 course meal (menu of your choice)
(c) Online course registration system.
(d) Writing a small (50-line) programs.

3. Suggest a contingency action plan for the subsequent risks:
(a) Funds budget may fall short by 15% in the last phase of the cycle.
(b) Project manager may leaves in the middle of the project.
(c) System designer may have to leave to a different country in 3 months.
(d) Customer may ask for compression of delivery schedule.

4. Develop the complete use case for the following:
(a) Using your debit card for a meal at restaurant.
(b) Searching for accommodation online in hotels of particular place.

5. You are a programming manager who has provided the task of rescuing a project that is critical to the success of the company. Senior Management has provided you are open-ended budget and you may select a project team of up to 5 people from any other on going projects in the company. However, a rival company, working in the identical area is actively recruiting staff and several staff working for you company has left to join them.
define 2 models of programming team organization which might be used in this situation and make option of 1 of these models. provide reasons for your option and discuss why gave you rejected for your company the option model.

6. Consider the Railway Reservation System and conduct OOA using analysis model and do the subsequent tasks:
(a) Identify the use-cases and model them.
(b) Identify classes with properties.
(c) Identify the objects and draw sequence diagrams.

7. Draw 3 flow graphs that have equal cyclomatic number but which seem intuitively to rank differently in terms of structural complexity. What true structural attributes are contributing to “complexity” in your examples? obtain hierarchical measures that capture these attributes.

8. Write elaborative on software testing concepts and discuss various testing properties in the software industry.

Earning:   Approval pending.