Question

A software design document usually covers these four areas: (1 point) Responses pseudocode, syntax, semantics, and logic. pseudocode, syntax, semantics, and logic. data, architecture, interface, and procedural design. data, architecture, interface, and procedural design. purpose, external interface, functional, and non-functional requirements. purpose, external interface, functional, and non-functional requirements. target audience, scope, needs, and users.

Answer 1

A software design document usually covers the areas: **data, architecture, interface, and procedural design.**