20.2. Identify possible stimuli and the expected responses for an embedded system that controls a home refrigerator or a domestic washing machine.
20.4. Explain why an object-oriented approach to software development may not be suitable for real-time systems.
24.1. Explain why a high-quality software process should lead to high-quality software products. Discuss possible problems with this system of quality management.
24.2. Explain how standards may be used to capture organizational wisdom about effective methods of software development. Suggest four types of knowledge that might be captured in organizational standards.
24.6. Assume you work for an organization that develops database products for individuals and small businesses. This organization is interested in quantifying its software development. Write a report suggesting appropriate metrics and suggest how these can be collected.
