Provide at least five additional examples of how the applies to computer software. law of unintended consequences 1.

1.1. Provide at least five additional examples of how theapplies to computer software.law of unintended consequences1.2. Provide a number of examples (both positive and negative) that indicate the impact ofsoftware on our society.1.3. Develop your own answers to the five questions asked at the beginning of Section 1.1.Discuss them wlth your fellow students.1.4. Many modern applications change frequently-before they are presented to the end userand then after the first version has been put into use. Suggest a few ways to build software tostop deterioration due to change.I .5. Consider the seven software categodes presented in Section 1 .1 .2. Do you think that thesame approach to software engineering can be applied for each? Explain youl answel.I .6. Figure I .3 places the three software engineering layers on top of a layer entitled "a qualityfocus.,,ihis implies an organizational quality program such as total quality management. Do abit of research lnd develop an outline of the key tenets of a total quality management ploglam'1.7. Is software engineering applicable when webApps are built? If so, how might it be modifiedto accommodate the unique characteristics of WebApps?1.g. As software becomes more pervasive, risks to the public (due to faulty programs) becomean increasingly significant concem. Develop a doomsday but lealisticscenario in which the failureof a computer program could do great harm (either economic or human).1.9. Desclibe a plocess framework in your own words. When we say that framework activitiesare applicable to all projects, does this mean that the same work tasks are applied for allprojeits, regardless of size and complexity? Explain'I .l o. Umbrella activities occur throughout the software plocess. Do you think they are appliedevenly across the process, ol ale some concentlated in one or more framework activities.f .l f . Add two additional myths to the list presented in Section L5. Also state the reality thataccompanies the mYth.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>26 CHAPTER I SOFTWARE AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING