2023 INFA 670 Spring 2013 Final Prof J Bonner Student Name Note Answer questions succinctly | Assignment Collections

INFA 670, Spring 2013 Final Prof. J. Bonner Student Name: Note: Answer questions succinctly and clearly, explain your answer, and show your work. Answers, even if right but without an explanation, will get no credit. Test is open book/notes, but individual, NOT TO BE SHARED. Do keep the questions/instructions in this word file with your answers. (DUE TO THE ASSIGNMENT FOLDER BY 2359(EST) –Sunday, 28 APR 2013 –EASTERN STANDARD TIME). GRADING COMMENTS: NOTE: Your word document shall be prepared in the APA format (just like your HW assignment) and make sure you include your references to each question. Please!!!! Save the word document as (YOUR NAME_______INFA670FINAL). The point distribution is listed at the end of the exam and any questions on the exam must be e-mailed to me direct ([email protected])/private messaging on Web Tycho. You will not have to submit your test through Turnitin. However, each problem must have reference(s) and if you decide to use the Bishop textbook as one (1) of your reference: you must identify the Chapter and page # of your reference. You will not be allowed to reference Chapter 24 for example without a page # associated with it. When I am grading your final, I plan on checking out all your references since we will not be using Turnitin for this specific case. Lack of references or incorrect references/problem will result in a failure in your final. LATE-PENALTY – FROM THE SYLLABUS (Late Policy: Assignments are due as outlined in the Web Tycho Site. Late assignments will not be accepted due to the end of class on 29 APR 2013.) Answer the following questions. 1) (12 pts.) Chapter 18 (pgs. 494-495) –Problem#7 A company develops a new security product using the extreme programming software development methodology. Programmers code, then test, the en add more code, then test, and continue this iteration. Every day they test the code base as a whole. The programmers work in pairs when writing code to ensure that at…