Questions 1. Software specification and software evolution are two of the fundamental activities common to all software processe Describe what tasks primarily take place during each of these activities. 2. Discuss the differences between "iterative" and "incrementar in regards to software development and delivery. 3. Describe two ways software process models may differ from one another. 4. List the four quadrants in the spiral model and describe the activities that take place in each quadrant. 5. What is a software prototype and what benefit do they provide to software development? 6. Each life cycle phase in the Rational Unified Process (RUP) is m arked by milestones. Discuss the difference between a milestone and a deliverable. 7. Explain the Extreme Programming (XP) practice of pair programming and discuss advantages and disadvantages of pair programming. Describe what is meant by the Extreme programming (XP) practices of test-first development Describe what is meant by the following two Scrum concepts: "product backlog" and "team velocity" 8. 9. ribe the role of the "Scrum Master" and the "Product Owner" in the Scrum software development process. 11. Describe 2 ways poor project management can impact software quality 12. The risk management process consists of several stages. What is involved in risk analysis and risk planning? 13. Explain how bar charts and activity network diagrams provide different views of a project's schedule and tasks. 14. Describe the Critical Path Method (CPM)/Critical Path Analysis (CPA) that is commonly used in eng ineering and construction projects for scheduling and planning 15. The table below defines the activities for a small project. Task Completion time Dependencies (weeks) B, A a. Draw a network diagram (i.e., Pert Chart) for the above project. Use Microsoft Visio or a similar drawing tool. b. What is the critical path for this project? c. How many weeks will it take to complete the project if everything stays on schedule