​Identify is a typical example of a system requirement for the performance category.

_____ refers to the practical resources needed to develop, purchase, install, or operate a system.​

​_____ means that a proposed system will be used effectively after it has been developed.

​Projects where management has no choice in implementing them are called _____ projects.

In a systems development life cycle (SDLC) model, the purpose of the _____ is to create a physical model that will satisfy all documented requirements for the system.​

The Linux command can be used to delete a file from the network file system. Assume: assume the command is being executed from a terminal that has Linux commands enabled and that the file path and name exist and that the user has permission to delete the file.  Include only the command name and not any additional options or the file name.

The Linux command can be used to create a new directory (also known as a sub-directory or folder) in the network’s file system. Assume: assume the command is being executed from a terminal that has Linux commands enabled and that the user has permission to write to the location of the new directory.  Include only the command name and not any additional options or the directory name.

What is returned by mystery(b,3,1)? Given: int **b points to a 2D array of integers on the heap with these values.   int mystery(int **b, int n, int i) { int a; for (int i=0; i n) return 0; if (v && a ) return 0; a++; } return 1; }  

Given: typedef struct { int MM; int SS; } Time ; void main() { Time t = {{7,45},{16,30}}; Which of the following statements will print the two item Time array as a start and end time: Start: 7:45 End: 16:30 Note: “%02i” is the printf format string that will zero pad an integer to fill two digits so it gives 04 in stead of 4 . printf(“Start: %2i:%02i End: %2i:%02i \n”, t->MM, t->SS, t->MM, t->SS ); printf(“Start: %2i:%02i End: %2i:%02i \n”, (t+0)->MM, (t+0)->SS, (t+1)->MM, (t+1)->SS ); printf(“Start: %2i:%02i End: %2i:%02i \n”, t.MM, t.SS, t.MM, t.SS ); printf(“Start: %2i:%02i End: %2i:%02i \n”, (*t).MM, (*t).SS, (*(t+1)).MM, (*(t+1)).SS );

Which of these 32-bit hex values could be an address returned by alloc() from a heap allocator that maintains double-word alignment? 0xF7F72500 0xF7EF6108 0xF7FC781C 0xF7F0A330