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1-100 This technique tries to confine the achievement of a specific goal to a small time interval.

1-100A What is time-boxing?

1-200 This encompasses the set of significant decisions about the structure and behavior of a system.

1-200A

1-300 This process helps to control and manage versions of software and artifacts.

1-300A

1-400 This refers to testing of existing software to make sure errors are not introduced.

1-400A What is regression testing?

1-500 This refers to hiding a component’s internal details behind a stable, well-defined interface.

1-500A What is encapsulation?

These are what the iterative approach identifies early in the lifecycle, when it’s possible to attack and react to them in an efficient manner.

2-100A

2-200 Each one of these results in a version or generation of a software system.

2-200A

2-300 Each one of these is a mini- waterfall.

2-300A

2-400 This is when the project decides whether to proceed, abort, or change course.

2-400A What are milestones?

2-500 This enables an end user to see and provide feedback on the system as it is being developed.

2-500A What is prototyping?

Training materials are created by this RUP discipline.

3-100A What is Deployment?

3-200 These may decompose into steps.

3-200A

3-300 These are tangible products the project uses or produces on its way toward the final product.

3-300A

3-400 These represent a partitioning of workers and activities into logical groupings.

3-400A What are workflows (or disciplines)?

3-500 These show how to use a specific tool to perform a step.

3-500A

This guru is known for Information Engineering.

4-100A Who is James Martin (or Clive Finkelstein)?

4-200 He is one of Rational’s “3 amigos” and wrote the foreword to Kroll/Kruchten’s book.

4-200A

4-300 He wrote the seminal paper on waterfall life cycle models in 1970.

4-300A

4-400 This member of Rational’s 3 amigos introduced use cases in his 1992 book Object-Oriented Software Engineering.

4-400A

4-500 This guru said, “If you do not actively attack the risks, they will actively attack you.”

4-500A

This phase concludes with the lifecycle architecture milestone.

5-100A

5-200 This phase includes manufacturing, delivering, training, and maintaining the product.

5-200A

5-300 This phase creates a project plan, which shows the phases and iterations.

5-300A

5-400 This phase consumes 50% of the schedule and 65% of the effort on a typical project.

5-400A

5-500 This is the phase where most of your risks should be mitigated.

5-500A

The elaboration phase results in this model being 80% complete.

6-100A

6-200 This artifact includes an estimate of ROI for the project.

6-200A

6-300 RUP discourages the use of these types of artifacts unless absolutely necessary.

6-300A

6-400 This artifact becomes a stable reference for building the rest of your system.

6-400A What is the baseline architecture?

6-500 This artifact describes the fundamental need the project is trying to address and the high-level features of the solution.

6-500A What is the Vision?

This is the main driver to determine the scope and objectives of an iteration.

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