1. General process models describe the organization of software processes. They are

1. waterfall model (b) incremental development

(c) reuse-oriented development; (d) all of above

2. Software validation is the process of checking that

(a) The system conforms to its specification

(b) The system conforms the budget of the industry.

(c) The system meets the real needs of the programmers.

(d) a and b.

3. Configuration management is the process of

1. managing changes to an evolving software system
2. cooperating to developing group
3. team work to handling changes of the system
4. all of above.

4. Plan-driven development is organized around a complete project plan that defines

1. the project cost and the profit.

(b) the project activities and the planned effort.

(c) the risk and the legal protection.

(d) all of above

5. Requirement engineering is the process of

1. ensuring the budget requires

(b) developing a software specification.

(c) organizing the requiring development group

(d) specifying the technology required