What do you know about P18 software technology

Please read the test questions on software technology that Network Administrator has compiled and edited below. Hope with these questions will give you more useful knowledge.

Question 1. In the following components, which components are incorrect in the bidding stages:
1 / Bringing notice of bid invitation to mass media
2 / Set up the requirements and choose the priority order between them
3 / Make a list of items and estimate costs
4 / Develop bid requirements
5 / Receive bidding application
6 / Evaluate and select bidding applications.
7 / Sign a contract.
1. 1 and 5
2. 1 and 3
3. 1 and 7
4. 2 and 3
Question 2. The bid solicitor requires the bidder to: "specify the specific hardware, software and services to be provided"
1. Technical requirements.
2. Product requirements.
3. Resource requirements must meet.
4. Software requirements.
Question 3. The bid solicitor requires the bidder to: "determine in detail the working schedule, personnel plan and personnel management". Is the content of:
1. Software requirements.
2. Company requirements.
3. Requirements on personnel plans.
4. Management requirements.
Question 4. There are many properties of software products
1. first.
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
The properties vary depending on the software. However, the most important attributes include:

1. Maintainability: It has the ability to practice progress to meet customer requirements.

2. Reliability: Software reliability includes a wide range of features such as reliability, safety, and security. Reliable software cannot create physical or economic damage in case of failure.

3. Efficiency: Software cannot waste resources such as memory and processor cycles.

4. Usability: The software should have a relatively easy interface for users and have full software profiles.
Question 5. During the product handover process, the requirement of "training" means:
1. The bid winner must guide the use of the software to the users.
2. The bid solicitor must have been trained to use the software well.
3. The bid solicitor must guide the software's specific functions to the bid winner.
4. The bidder must guide the technical staff on how to operate the software.
Question 6. Required specification levels:
1. Requirement specification, requirement specification, functional specification.
2. Requirements specification, requirement specification, design specification.
3. Function specification, software specification, design specification.
4. Define requirements, software specifications, design specifications.
Question 7. The concept of "Setting requirements" means:
1. "Services are specified in natural language, can be used as a basis for a contract between the two parties."
2. "Ask to be written in specialized language to describe software details."
3. "Request is specified by context diagrams, graphs and relational schemas, ."
4. "Ask to be written in natural language about the services that the system must provide."
Question 8. The concept of "Requirement specification" means:
1. "Ask to be written in natural language about the services that the system must provide".
2. "Ask to be written in specialized language to describe software details".
3. "Request is specified by context diagrams, graphs and relational schemas, .".
4. "The services are specified in detail, accurate to be used as a basis for contracts between the two parties."
Question 9. Definition of "Design specification" means:
1. "Request is specified by context diagrams, graphs and relational schemas, ."
2. "Ask to be written in specialized language to describe software details".
3. "The services are specified in detail, accurate to be used as a basis for contracts between the two parties."
4. "Ask to be written in natural language about the services that the system must provide".
Question 10. "Determine functional requirements", ie:
1. Feature specification of constraints that the system must follow.
2. Specification of user requirements.
3. Feature specification of services that the system must provide.
4. Feature specification of user needs that the system must provide.