Rapid Application Development

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Rapid Application Development quiz.
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Quiz by khizer234, updated more than 1 year ago
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Question 1

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What are two types of software development methods?
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  • Prototyping and Rapid Application Development.
  • Interviews and Questionnaires
  • English and Maths

Question 2

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What does JAD stand for?
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  • Jam and Drinks
  • Joint Applicant Development
  • Joint Application Development

Question 3

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What are two main types of prototyping?
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  • Evolutionary and Throw-away
  • Copy and paste
  • Design and Implementation

Question 4

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Rapid Application Development has two main features: Joint Application Development (JAD) and Graphical User Interface (GUI).
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  • True
  • False

Question 5

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What is a benefit of Rapid Application Development?
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  • There is a strong involvement with the user.
  • The project manager, who is overseeing the development of the system will keep tight control over the whole process.

Question 6

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What is timeboxing?
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  • A way to place clocks in cardboard boxes.
  • Dividing up a set of tasks within a given time limit.
  • A way to reduce time off working and to spend more time training for another role in the company.

Question 7

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The aim of RAD (Rapid Application Development) is to speed up system applications.
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  • True
  • False

Question 8

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One benefit of RAD: (Rapid Application Development) user groups is:
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  • Speed up system delivery
  • Greater user satisfaction
  • More late changes

Question 9

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During the RAD (Rapid Application Development) process, the designers build the Graphical User Interface.
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  • True
  • False

Question 10

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What are the four phases of RAD (Rapid Application Development)?
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  • Requirements planning, user design, construction and cutover.
  • Requirements planning, user design, construction and implementation.
  • Definition, Investigation & analysis, implementation and design.
  • Requirements planning, design, testing and cutover.
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