Agile Methodology Final Examination Question Paper:Chandigarh University

📘 Chandigarh University – MCA/BCA/B.Tech

These Mid-Semester papers are part of the official examinations of Chandigarh University, designed to test knowledge and practical understanding of core MCA, Computer Applications, and B.Tech subjects.

💡 Each paper encourages students to think critically, apply concepts, and showcase problem-solving skills — helping them prepare for real-world IT challenges.

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Agile Methodology

Subject Code: 24CAT656 | Semester: 2
Time: 3 Hours | Max Marks: 60

Section A

(5 × 2 = 10 Marks)

Illustrate the model that involves creating a partial implementation of the software. (CO1)
Statement about recommended time frame required to deliver iterations/sprints. (CO3)
Requirement gathering through user interaction is part of which QA strategy? (CO4)
Indicate the purpose of the “refactor” loop in Test Driven Development. (CO4)
Recognize the term “Test Pyramid” in Agile. (CO5)

Section B

(5 × 2 = 10 Marks)

Compare and contrast the Spiral Model and Waterfall Model of software development. (CO1)
Explain feedback loop in Agile methodologies and how they contribute to continuous improvement and project success. (CO3)
Analyze the tips needed to transition from a traditional CRM system to Agile CRM efficient project roadmap in achieving better outcomes? (CO4)
Enumerate how Waterfall Model compares to V-Model. Address the advantages and disadvantages of both. (CO2)
Examine software selection skills/level practices in automation and efficient Development (TDD) in a CI/CD pipeline. (CO3)

Section C

(3 × 10 = 30 Marks)

Examine the Waterfall Model compared to V-Model. Address the advantages and disadvantages of both. (CO2)
Evaluate the responsibilities and skills required for Agile testers to collaborate effectively with developers, product owners, and other stakeholders. (CO4)
Conclude and assess the challenges of integrating Feature-Driven Development (FDD) in a complex software project and evaluate how it aligns with Agile principles. (CO4)