CSSLP · Question #148
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a logical process used by programmers to develop software. Which of the following SDLC phases meets the audit objectives defined below: System and data are va
The correct answer is A. Evaluation and acceptance. The Evaluation and Acceptance phase of the SDLC is where the developed system is formally reviewed to ensure it meets all specified user and control requirements and that data is validated, preparing it for deployment.
Question
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a logical process used by programmers to develop software. Which of the following SDLC phases meets the audit objectives defined below:
System and data are validated. System meets all user requirements. System meets all control requirements.
Options
- AEvaluation and acceptance
- BProgramming and training
- CDefinition
- DInitiation
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(58 responses)- A93% (54)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D3% (2)
Why each option
The Evaluation and Acceptance phase of the SDLC is where the developed system is formally reviewed to ensure it meets all specified user and control requirements and that data is validated, preparing it for deployment.
During the Evaluation and Acceptance phase, rigorous testing and auditing are performed to validate that the system and its data are accurate, all user requirements have been satisfied, and all defined control requirements are met, leading to formal acceptance before production. This phase confirms the system's readiness for operational use based on its defined objectives.
The Programming and Training phase focuses on coding the system and preparing users, not on the final validation and audit objectives of meeting requirements.
The Definition phase involves gathering requirements and planning the system, not the actual validation against those requirements.
The Initiation phase is about starting the project and feasibility studies, preceding detailed requirements and system validation.
Concept tested: SDLC Evaluation and Acceptance phase
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