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UGC NET CSE | December 2012 | Part 2 | Question: 48

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Umbrella activities are the activities that span all the stages of the SDLC.

umbrella activities include:

  1. • software project management
  2. • formal technical reviews
  3. • software quality assurance
  4. • software configuration management
  5. • reusability management
  6. • measurement
  7. • document preparation and production
  8. • risk management

hence D is the asnwer

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