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    I-IaJI Ticket Number:

    CT I I I Code No.: 17644 N (B)


    VASA VI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (AUTONOMOUS), HYDERABA][)
    Accredited by NAAC with A++ Grade
    B.E. (I.T.) VII-Semester Main & Backlog Examinations, January-2023
    Software Reuse Techniques (PE-III)
    Time: 3 hours . Max. Marks: 60
    Note: Answer all questions from Part-A and any FIVE ji·om Part-B
    Part-A (10 X 2 = 20 Marks)
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    Q.N.o. Stem of the question M L co PO I
    I

    1. Outline any three advantages of Software Reuse. 2 2 1

    2. Write about applications, components and subsystems. 2 3

    3. Write the intent of abstract factory and builder patterns. 2 3 2 I

    4. Describe a situation where a creational design pattern can be used. 2 1 2 1

    5. What is a fac;ade? 2 3

    6. Illustrate a situation where you can apply Bridge pattern? 2 I 3 I

    7. Explain the intent and consequences of applying Forward-Receiver 2 2 4


    pattern.

    8. Write the intent, motivation, structure and known uses of Observer 2 3 4


    pattern.

    9. Illustrate about Model-view-controller pattem with the help of an 2 2 5


    example.

    10. What is Micro kernel architecture? 2 1 5 I

    Part-B (5 x 8 = 40 Marks)

    11. a) Explain in detail concepts of Object Oriented Software Engineering. 4 1 1 I

    b) Illustrate how to specialize some components before reuse. 4 3

    12. a) Describe the intent, Motivation, applicability and participants of singleton 4 2 2


    pattern.

    b) Define a Design pattern and explain its essential elements. 4 2 2

    !3. a) Consider that you have setup a home theatre. You wanted to automate the 4 2 3
    tasks involved in watching a movie in it. Use the Fa<;ade pattern to design
    the solution. Illustrate it with the help of class diagram.
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    b) Starbuzz coffee is updating their ordering system and as a consequence 4 4 3 2


    their menu and software application too needs to change. For example the
    price of beverage (coffee/tea) changes with respect to the toppings the
    customer requests.
    Which design pattern you will use ti design the system? Illustrate the
    solution with the help of a class diagram.

    14. a) Consider a weather forecasting system. This system uses sensors to record 4 3 4 2
    data at various locations and will predict the weather in coming days.
    Design this system using the observer pattem.

    b) Justify the use of Master -Slave pattem to design the solution for 4 3 4 2
    travelling Salesperson's problem.

    15. a) Describe in detail about the Layers Architectural pattern. 4 2 5 1

    b) Explain in detail about the Broker architecture. 4 l 5

    16. a) Analyze and explain how software reuse can be adopted systematically 4 4 I 2
    and incrementally.

    b) Write a step-by-step approach to use a design pattem. 4 3 2 l

    17. Answer any two of the following:

    a) Explain the intent, structure consequences, and participants of Decorator 4 2 3


    pattern.

    b) Explain in detail about client -dispatcher-server pattern. 4 2 4 I

    c) Illustrate Black Board design pattern and mention its related patterns. 4 3 5 1

    M: Marks; L: Bloom's Taxonomy Level; CO; Course Outcome; PO: Programme Outcome
    Blooms Taxonomy Level- I 20%
    em-·
    i)

    iii)
    Bloom~ Taxonomy Level- 2
    Blooms Taxonomy Level- 3 & 4
    37.50%
    42.50%
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