What are the two major views of a software lifecycle?

What are the three activities in the activity-oriented view of a software life cycle?

What are the four deliverables in the entity-oriented view of the software life cycle?

How is the IEEE 1074 standard for software development structured?

What is tailoring and what are the 3 parts that tailoring comprises?

Which types of dependencies describes an edge in the waterfall model?

Why is the waterfall model good to manage but not suitable for software development

What are the iterations in the Spiral model called?

What are the activities of each of the 4 rounds in the spiral model?

Why do the waterfall model and the spiral model not deal well with frequent change?

What are the 2 stages of the Unified Process Model?

What are the 4 phases of the Unified Process (UP) Model?

What does a phase in the Unified PR Process consist of?

UP: What is the difference between an iteration and a phase?

Translate the terms "incremental", "iterative", and "adaptive" into common language and determine which aspect they are improving?

What is an artifact? What are the five existing artifact sets?

What does it mean that the Unified Process has a life-cycle focus on artifacts?

What are the two approaches to controlling software development?

Because of its controlled nature: What does the Defined Process Control Model not deal well with?

Name an example for an Empirical Process Control Model

In agile software development: What is more important:
1. Individuals/Interactions or processes/tools
2. Comprehensive documentation or working software?
3. Customer collaboration or contract negotiation?
4. Following a plan or Responding to Change?

What are the 3 roles in Scrum?

Name the 3 Scrum artifacts

Name the four types of meetings in Scrum