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question 14
1 pts
a group of high school students is participating in a mobile application development contest. they have a limited time frame and would like to add many features. which of the following strategies will allow them to create the best app they can in the time allotted?

strategy i: the students outline all goals. they make a program with all procedure names. they use software to simultaneously work on different parts of the code, frequently compiling and testing all code together. as each individual student completes one procedure, that student moves onto the next procedure.

strategy ii: the students outline all goals. they work together on some shared code, and students work with their own copies of the code on specific parts. they check in regularly and completed, correct code is added to a master program.

options:
strategy i only
strategy ii only
neither strategy i nor strategy ii will allow the students to create a quality application
strategy i and strategy ii will both allow the students to create a quality application

Explanation:

• Strategy I: Outlining goals, using software for parallel code work, frequent compilation/testing, and sequential procedure completion by each student can be efficient. Breaking into procedures, working on parts simultaneously, and integrating/testing often helps manage time and add features.
• Strategy II: Outlining goals, shared code work with individual copies for specific parts, regular check - ins, and adding correct code to a master program is a form of version control and modular development. This also allows efficient collaboration, handling different parts, and ensuring quality as code is added to the master. Both strategies use good software development practices (modularization, collaboration, testing/integration) to maximize output in limited time.

Answer:

Strategy I and Strategy II will both allow the students to create a quality application