A.Both Complex and Sociotechnical System
B.Sociotechnical System
C.Technical computer-based system
D.Complex System
Explanation: Explanation: Complex systems are usually hierarchical and so include other systems.
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A.Re-engineering activities
B.Maintenance activities
C.Negotiating with client
D.Development activities
Explanation: Explanation: Software evolution refers to the study and management of the process of making changes to software over time. Thus it comprises rest three options.
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A.Emergency Fix
B.Daily or routine Fix
C.None of the mentioned
D.Required or Critical Fix
Explanation: Explanation: A software patch is an emergency fix which is worked upon the obsolete version whenever a vulnerability is encountered.
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A.Increase availability of testing services through third-party laboratories
B.Reduce cost by increasing supply of testing services
C.Increase availability of testing market to encourage development of software testing industry
D.All of the mentioned
Explanation: The correct answer is All of the mentioned.
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A.Spiral Model
B.Concurrent Model
C.Incremental Model
D.WINWIN Spiral Model
Explanation: Explanation: In case of client/server applications, the concurrent process model specifies activities in two dimensions: a system dimension and a component dimension. Hence Concurrency is achieved by these two activities occurring simultaneously and can be modeled using the state-oriented approach
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A.Role
B.Exception
C.Process
D.Activity
Explanation: Explanation: Exceptions are often undefined and it is left to the ingenuity of the project managers and engineers to handle the exception.
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