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I think the modular approach includes observing and taking into consideration your surrounding environments

go to page 389, there's ur definition, down the bottom (for those that have the Samuel Davis textbook)

Software Design and Development - The HSC Course by Samuel Davis.

As my SDD text books reads... QA - a set of procedures used to certify that a generated product meets specified criteria with a respect to quality and reliability

As my SDD text books reads... QA - a set of procedures used to certify that a generated product meets specified criteria with a respect to quality and reliability

This is a tough one ay, I rkn it is C. Quality assurance is the process of making sure the program meets the specifications doesn't it? ensuring that the end-user is going to receive a product built to the specifications. I think B is a little too easy....

How'd we all go and what answers did ya get? I think i went downhill here

Cheers guys, much appreciated

Would it be possible for someone to explain it out for me. I really sucked in this last part and got lost. If anyone could explain it out for me it'd be much appreciated

Hey, once again the examiners wouldn't let me take this one :/ Could someone post it up tonight?

Yeh looks close to mine but like 7th i had more detail on a few things, im hoping for a high band 5

A communication protocol is a set of rules taht govern the transfer of data. These define how the connection and transfer is established. I used POP as my example. I think that's correct?

yeh sure, it'd be much appreciated

So can someone please put up a complete set of the correct answers?

Any chance of getting the actual exam put up on here? I didn't grab mine. Thanks.