7. Software Construction and Analytics

Label	KSAC Description		Bloom's Taxonomy Level	Cross-Cutting
a	List the key components of a use-case or similar description of some behavior that is required for a system.	knowledge	2
b	Describe the requirements engineering process to elicit and validate behavioral requirements.	knowledge	2
c	Interpret a use-case or similar requirements model for a simple software system.	skill	2
d	Identify both functional and non-functional requirements in a given requirements specification for a software system.	skill	2
e	Apply key elements and common methods for elicitation and analysis to produce a set of software requirements for a small-sized software system.	skill	3
f	Describe the relative advantages and disadvantages among several major process models (e.g., waterfall, iterative, and agile).	knowledge	1
g	Describe the different practices that are key components of various process models.	knowledge	2
h	Differentiate among the phases of software development and understand associated roles and responsibilities of teammates for each.	knowledge	2
i	Execute phases of software development.	ability	3
j	Understand how programming in the large differs from individual efforts with respect to understanding a large code base, code reading, understanding builds, and understanding context of changes.	knowledge	2
k	Ability to participate in an agile software development team.	ability	3
l	Ability to work on a team; responsibilities of how each role and how they fit together.	ability	3
m	Knowledge of the Agile manifesto.	knowledge	2
n	Understanding the meaning of minimum viable product.	knowledge	2
o	Knowledge of DevOps.	knowledge	2