Multiple Choice Quiz - Chapter 14

Technology and Tools

1		The principle of separation of concerns argues that a conceptualization of a problem or solution should be broken into unique components that focus on specific aspects while minimizing the interaction between the components.
			A)	true
			B)	false
2		Which of the following questions is not relevant to deciding between an open-source tool versus a proprietary tool?
			A)	Does the tool meet the capabilities that are required and the functionality that is to be deployed?
			B)	Are the reported quality and extensibility adequate for your needs?
			C)	Is the tool being used by your competitors?
			D)	Does the tool have adequate support facilities, online documentation, and help?
			E)	Does the cost of the tool fall within your project or organizational budget?
3		An application framework is
			A)	a way of describing the application in user specific terms
			B)	a set of libraries and/or components that are used to implement the basic structure of an application
			C)	a collection of tools that are acquired by the WebE team
			D)	none of the above
4		Application frameworks that address separation of concerns consider which of the following WebApp components:
			A)	content storage
			B)	presentation
			C)	content structuring and navigation
			D)	functionality
			E)	all of the above
			F)	none of the above
5		Which of the following is an open source tool:
			A)	Apache Web server
			B)	Adobe GoLive
			C)	Dreamweaver
			D)	JavaScript FH Plus
6		There are relatively few testing tools that focus primarily on WebApps.
			A)	true
			B)	false