GATE 2010 CS (CS1) – Question 32

Software Engineering · Software Development Life Cycle Models · 1 mark · Multiple choice

Match lifecycle activities P: requirements capture, Q: design, R: implementation, S: maintenance, with (1) module development/integration, (2) domain analysis, (3) structural/behavioural modelling, (4) performance tuning.

P–3,Q–2,R–4,S–1
P–2,Q–3,R–1,S–4
P–3,Q–2,R–1,S–4
P–2,Q–3,R–4,S–1

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Correct answer: (B) P–2,Q–3,R–1,S–4

Explanation

Requirements capture uses domain analysis, P–2. Design creates structural/behavioural models, Q–3. Implementation develops and integrates modules, R–1. Maintenance includes performance tuning, S–4. Thus B.

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