Detailed Design Is Important for Two Reasons

question 42

Multiple Choice

Detailed design is important for two reasons. First, preexisting classes and components need to be understood, organized, and pieced together, and second, _____.

• A) it is common for the project team to write some code and produce original classes that support the application logic of the system
• B) it is tempting to jump in without planning
• C) modular design is outdated
• D) the SDLC continues to be used instead of a more reliable method of analysis for systems
• E) top-down modular approaches are an acceptable method of analysis that must be performed during the planning phase

Apply cost flow assumptions to various situations to determine their impact on financial outcomes.

Understand different inventory cost flow assumptions (FIFO, LIFO, Weighted Average) and their theoretical application.

Identify the impact of inventory errors on net income.

Design and implement inventory control measures to prevent theft and damage.

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