(73)A.Static analysisB.Semantic analysisC.Scope analysisD.Domain analysis

Sensitivity analysis can be used in risk analysis to:

A Substitute for uncertainty analysis in risk quantification

B estimate the level of risk aversion adopted by management

C estimate the effect of change of one project variable on the overall project

D A and B

E All of the above.

● Accelerated analysis approaches emphasize the construction of （71） to more rapidly identify business and user requirements for a new system. As an accelerated analysis technology, （72） reads the program code and automatically generates the equivalent system model, and the code can be obtained from （73） . All system analysis approaches require some form. of （74） whichincludes those techniques to be used to identify or extract system problems and solution requirements from user community. （75） is a classical set of techniques used to collect information about system problems, opportunities, solution requirements, and priorities.

（71）

A. object models

B. prototypes

C. use cases

D. components

（72）

A. eXtreme programming

B. model driven

C. reverse engineering

D. agile method

（73）

A. existing database and application program

B. application program and user interface

C. existing database and user interface

D. existing database, application program and user interface

（74）

A. requirement discovery

B. business process redesign

C. cause-and-effect analysis

D. total quality management

（75）

A. Continuous process improvement

B. Joint requirements planning

C. Fact-finding

D. Structured engineering

● The project （73）is a key input to quality planning since it documents major project deliverables, the project objectives that serve to define important stakeholder requirements, thresholds, and acceptance criteria.

（73）

A. work performance information

B. scope statement

C. change requests

D. process analysis

Object-oriented analysis (OOA) is a semiformal specification technique for the object-oriented paradigm. Object-oriented analysis consists of three steps. The first step is(71) . It determines how the various results are computed by the product and presents this information in the form. of a(72) and associated scenarios. The second is(73) , which determines the classes and their attributes, then determines the interrelationships and interaction among the classes. The last step is(74) , which determines the actions performed by or to each class or subclass and presents this information in the form. of (75) .

A．static modeling

B．dynamic modeling

C．use-case modeling

D．behavioral modeling

System analysis is traditionally done top-down using structured analysis based on（ ）. Object-oriented analysis focuses on creation of models. The three types of theanalysis model are（ ）. There are two substages of object-oriented analysis.（ ）focuses on real-world things whose semantics the application captures. The object constructedin the requirement analysis shows the（ ）of the real-world system and organizes it intoworkable pieces.（ ）addresses the computer aspects of the application that are visible tousers. The objects are those which can be expected to vary from time to time quite rapidly.

A.functional decomposition B.object abstraction C.data inheritance D.information generalization A.function model，class model and state model B.class model，interaction model and state model C.class model，interaction model and sequence model D.function model，interaction model and state model A.Static analysis B.Semantic analysis C.Scope analysis D.Domain analysis A.static structure B.system components C.data flows D.program procedures A.Program analysis B.Function requirement C.Application analysis D.Physical model

（71) analysis emphasizes the drawing of pictorial system models to document and validate both existing and/or proposed systems. Ultimately, the system models become the （72）fordesigning and constructing an improved system. （73）is such a technique. The emphasis in this technique is process-centered. Systems analysts draw a series of processmodels called（74）. （75)is another such technique that integrates data and processconcerns into constructs called objects.

（71）

A. Prototyping

B. Accelerated

C. Model-driven

D. Iterative

（72）

A.image

B. picture

C. layout

D. blueprint

（73）

A. Structured analysis

B. Information Engineering

C. Discovery Prototyping

D. Object-Oriented analysis

（74）

A.PERT

B. DFD

C. ERD

D. UML

（75）

A. Structured analysis

B. Information Engineering

C. Discovery Prototyping

D. Object-Oriented analysis

Object-oriented analysis(OOA)is a semiformal specification technique for the object-oriented paradigm. Object-oriented analysis consists of three steps. The first step is(71). It determines how the various results are computed by the product and presents this information in the form. of a(72)and associated scenarios. The second is(73), which determines the classes and their attributes. Then determine the interrelationships and interaction among the classes. The last step is(74), which determines the actions performed by or to each class or subclass and presents this information in the form. of(75).

A．use-case modeling

B．class modeling

C．dynamic modeling

D．behavioral modeling

The formalization of management's attitude toward risk is called _____ .

A Decision Theory.

B Utility Theory.

C Decision Tree Analysis.

D Sensitivity Analysis.

E Probability Analysis.

● In the process of communication requirement analysis, the project manager should consider the number of potential communication channels or paths as an indicator of the complexity of a project' s communications. According to Metcalfe's Law, a project with 10 stakeholders has ( 73 ) potential communication channels.

(73) A. 10

B. 45

C. 50

D. 100

● System analysis is traditionally done top-down using structured analysis based on （71）. Object-oriented analysis focuses on creation of models. The three types of theanalysis model are （72）. There are two substages of object-oriented analysis. （73） focuses on real-world things whose semantics the application captures. The object constructedin the requirement analysis shows the （74） of the real-world system and organizes it intoworkable pieces.（75）addresses the computer aspects of the application that are visible tousers. The objects are those which can be expected to vary from time to time quite rapidly.

（71）

A. functional decomposition

B. object abstraction

C. data inheritance

D. information generalization

（72）

A. function model，class model and state model

B. class model，interaction model and state model

C. class model，interaction model and sequence model

D. function model，interaction model and state model

（73）

A. Static analysis

B. Semantic analysis

C. Scope analysis

D. Domain analysis

（74）

A. static structure

B. system components

C. data flows

D. program procedures

（75）

A. Program analysis

B. Function requirement

C. Application analysis

D. Physical model