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Quizzes
Each chapter of the book closes with a quiz. The questions in the quiz allow you to apply the theory in the book.
This wiki page summarizes the discussion we had while going through the various quizzes.
- A common design flaw
- A connection between two or more components
- A design pattern
- A dependency in an object model
See the corresponding discussion.
- A software solution
- A hardware appliance
- Any set of components working together to implement a defined purpose
- All of the answers are correct
See the corresponding discussion.
- Coupling affects how components are integrated with each other
- Coupling affects components' boundaries
- Coupling defines whether the components can implement the system's purpose.
- All of the answers are correct
See the corresponding discussion.
Assuming that you are not a watch repairer and your watch has stopped working, to what Cynefin domain does repairing your watch belong?
- Clear
- Complicated
- Complex
- Chaotic
See the corresponding discussion.
- Clear
- Complicated
- Complex
- Chaotic
See the corresponding discussion.
Which Cinefyn domain reflects a game of chess, but one in which you are allowed to cheat and use a computer?
- Clear
- Complicated
- Complex
- Chaotic
See the corresponding discussion.
Which of the following Cynefin domains describes situations with no relationships between causes and their effects?
- Clear
- Complicated
- Complex
- Chaotic
See the corresponding discussion.
Assume you need to modify the behavior of a legacy system. The engineers who built it are no longer with the company, there are no tests, and the only way to learn the outcome of making the change is to deploy it to a test/staging environment and see how it behaves. What type of Cynefin domain is this?
- Clear
- Complicated
- Complex
- Chaotic
See the corresponding discussion.