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The document appears to be an exam for a diploma in engineering and technology that covers project management and software engineering. It is divided into three parts testing different concepts: Part A has short answer questions, Part B has longer answer questions requiring 3 marks each, and Part C has longer answer questions requiring 7 marks each. The questions cover topics like software development lifecycles, documentation, design, testing, project estimation, and risk management.

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The document appears to be an exam for a diploma in engineering and technology that covers project management and software engineering. It is divided into three parts testing different concepts: Part A has short answer questions, Part B has longer answer questions requiring 3 marks each, and Part C has longer answer questions requiring 7 marks each. The questions cover topics like software development lifecycles, documentation, design, testing, project estimation, and risk management.

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No…………

TED (21) – 5002 Signature ……….

FIFTH SEMESTER DIPLOMA EXAMINATION IN ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Project Management and Software Engineering

Time: 3 hours Maximum Marks: 75

PART-A

I. (Answer all the following questions in one word or one sentence) (9 x 1 = 9 Marks)
Module Outcome Cognitive level

1 Define software engineering. M1 R


2 Name any two SDLC models M1 R
3 M2 R
Define SRS.
4 M2 R
Define DFD.
5 Explain coupling M2 U
6 M3 R
Define unit testing.
7 What is internal documentation M3 R
8 M4 U
Explain risk.
9 M4 R
What is LOC

PART B
II.( Answer any eight questions from the following. Each question carries 3 marks)
(8 x 3 = 24 Marks)

1 List Advantages of iterative model M1 R

2 M1 R
What are the phases of software development?
3 M2 U
Explain the characteristics of an SRS.
4 M2 U
Summarise design phase.
5 Illustrate object oriented design M2 U
6 Demonstrate different approaches for software design M2 U
7 Explain the maintenance phase in software development. M3 U
8 Explain Integration testing M3 U
9 M4 U
Explain project scheduling
10 M4 U
Explain LOC and FP.
PART-C
III.(Answer all questions. Each question carries seven marks)
(6 x 7 = 42 Marks)

III Explain Spiral model (7 marks) M1 U

OR

lV Demonstrate classical waterfall model (7 marks) M1


U
V Explain function oriented design (7 marks) M2 U
OR

VI Compare cohesion and Coupling (7 marks) M2 U


Vll Demonstrate User Interface Design (7 marks) M2 U

OR
Vlll Explain classification of design activities (7 marks) M2 U
lX M3 U
Explain coding standards (7 marks)
OR
X Compare code walk through and code inspection (7 marks) M3 U
Xl Explain the different matrices to estimate project size (7 marks) M4 U
OR

XII Explain COCOMO in detail (7marks) M4 U

Xlll Summarize project estimation techniques (7 marks) M4 U


OR

XlV Explain in detail Risk Management. (7 marks) M4 U

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