A competent software manager knows how to leverage the organizational cause-and-effect relationship. Which of the following are true regardingorganizational cause and effect inter-relationships?O Complexity of a software piece has a negative correlation with its defect densityO Software complexity has a negative correlation with support costDuring a peer review, examination rate has a negative correlation with defect density (which is defined as a number of found defects perthousand lines of code).O The level of organizational maturity has a negative correlation with number of inherent product faultsO Project size has a positive correlation with its estimation accuracy.The total number of inherent product faults has a positive correlation with the total number of customer failures coming from the field As we examined several well-known companies with a 'strong agile culture' and 'mature peer reviews culture'. Which one of the following twostatements reflects better the concept of a company culture ?Company culture is a set of unwritten customs that most employees follow and new hires acquire by the osmosis.Company culture is usually documented in great detail in various procedures and policies.

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A competent software manager knows how to leverage the organizational cause-and-effect relationship. Which of the following are true regarding organizational cause and effect inter-relationships? Complexity of a software piece has a negative correlation with its defect density Software complexity has a negative correlation with support cost During a peer review, examination rate has a negative correlation with defect density (which is defined as a number of found defects per thousand lines of code). The level of organizational maturity has a negative correlation with number of inherent product faults Project size has a positive correlation with its estimation accuracy. The total number of inherent product faults has a positive correlation with the total number of customer failures coming from the field

A competent software manager knows how to leverage the organizational cause-and-effect relationship. Which of the following are true regarding organizational cause and effect inter-relationships? Complexity of a software piece has a negative correlation with its defect density Software complexity has a negative correlation with support cost During a peer review, examination rate has a negative correlation with defect density (which is defined as a number of found defects per thousand lines of code). The level of organizational maturity has a negative correlation with number of inherent product faults Project size has a positive correlation with its estimation accuracy. The total number of inherent product faults has a positive correlation with the total number of customer failures coming from the field

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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