Microsoft Recertification for MCSD: Application Lifecycle Management Sample Questions:

1. Your network environment includes a multi-tier Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation
Server (TFS) 2012 server implementation.
A member of the networking team changes the name of a user's computer.
From the user's computer, you need to modify the existing workspace to reflect the new computer name.
What should you do?

A) Execute the following workspaces command to update the machine name: tf workspaces/updateCornputerName: <oldcomputername> /collection: http: //tea mserver: 8080/tfs/ DefaultCollection.
B) Open the existing workspace by using the Manage Workspaces window in Source Control Explorer. In the Computer field, enter the new machine name.
C) Create a new workspace. Replace the existing workspace with the new one by using the Manage Workspaces window in Source Control Explorer.
D) Execute the following workspace command to update the machine name: tf workspace /computer: <oldcomputername> / collection: http: //teamserver: 8080/tfs/ DefaultCollection.

2. A development team in your company has been unsuccessful delivering software by its
deadline. You join the team as its new scrum master.
The previous scrum master did not understand the importance of the length of a sprint.
You need to define how long the sprints should be.
Which two factors should you consider to determine sprint length? (Each correct answer
presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

A) The iteration length should be long enough to ensure than no more than 20 percent of the total effort is spent performing deployment and administrative tasks.
B) The iteration length should be consistent.
C) The iteration length should be longer than one month.
D) The iteration length should be flexible.
E) The sprint length should be long enough to create a usable and potentially releasable product.

3. Your client's network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server that uses default permission sets. For each team project, all TFS group members are unique.
The company stores sensitive information in a source code control folder.
You need to restrict check-in access to the folder to only the Project Administrators group. You need to achieve this goal by using the minimum set of permission changes.
What should you do?

A) Deny Check In permission to the folder for the Valid Project Collection Users group.
B) Deny Check In permission to the folder for the Contributors group.
C) Allow Check In permission to the Project Administrators group on the folder.
D) Deny Contribute permission to the folder for the Contributors group.

4. You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). Your development team is using Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 to associate requirements with source code and to automate builds.
Your team has been testing against an old build. You want to assign a more recent automated build to the test plan.
You need to review the requirements that have been affected between the current build and the new build before assigning it to your test plan.
What should you do?

A) In the Assign Build view of the Track tab, click Modify. In Filter for builds, select the appropriate build to preview the list of work items.
B) In the Properties View of the Plan activity, click Modify the Build In Use. Select the appropriate build in the Available builds. Review the Associated work items between selected builds list.
C) In the Queries view of the Track activity, create a custom query that lists all requirements that have the Fixed in Build field set to the new build. Run the build and review the results.
D) Set up a check-in policy that will force an association of a work item to the changeset.

5. Business analysts in your organization create large, extremely detailed requirements specifications.
Some business analysts report that developers are not delivering according to specifications.
You need to improve requirements management and delivery.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

A) Require the business analysts to give the developers summaries of each requirement instead of the detailed specification.
B) Use the Feedback Manager tool to gather feedback from the business analysts regularly.
C) Use Microsoft PowerPoint storyboarding to improve the understanding of requirements.
D) Require the developers to prioritize requirements.

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