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FDD Process Model

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The FDD Process Model refers to the five-step approach used in Feature Driven Development. The first step is Develop an Overall Model, where a high-level model of the domain is created to establish a shared understanding of the system. The second step is Build a Features List, where features are id…

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Question 1

A developed feature doesn't follow the established coding standards. Which FDD process should be followed to correct this?

Correct Answer: Code Inspection

Code Inspection is the correct process to ensure that coding standards are met and any deviations are corrected. The other options are either unrelated or other FDD processes that don't address the problem of non-compliance with coding standards.

Question 2

In an FDD project, customer requirements have changed, leading to the need for new features. What is the appropriate sequence of FDD processes to adapt to this change?

Correct Answer: Domain Modeling, Building Feature List, Plan by Feature

When new requirements arise, the correct sequence is to start with Domain Modeling to understand the new features, then Building the Feature List to create a proper list of the new features, and finally Plan by Feature to incorporate them into the project plan.

Question 3

In an FDD project working on medical software, an issue is identified in the prescription report generation feature. Which role is responsible for resolving this?

Correct Answer: Chief Programmer

The role of the Chief Programmer is to lead the resolution of any issues, as they have the most knowledge and experience in the development of the software. The other roles have different responsibilities and focus on other areas of the project.

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