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Which of the following items are typically included when describing a system’s architecture in an SRS?
(Select all that apply.)(4 points)
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Database technology
Database technology
User passwords stored in the system
User passwords stored in the system
Third-party services or APIs
Third-party services or APIs
Programming language(s) used
Programming language(s) used
Variable names used in the code
Variable names used in the code
Hosting or deployment environment
Hosting or deployment environment
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Selected:
- Database technology
- Third-party services or APIs
- Programming language(s) used
- Hosting or deployment environment
Reasoning: Architecture sections typically list high‑level technology choices and integration points (DB tech, external APIs, languages or frameworks as constraints, and deployment/hosting). They do not include low‑level implementation details such as specific variable names or descriptions of how user passwords are stored (password handling belongs in security requirements/design, not the SRS architecture overview).
- Database technology
- Third-party services or APIs
- Programming language(s) used
- Hosting or deployment environment
Reasoning: Architecture sections typically list high‑level technology choices and integration points (DB tech, external APIs, languages or frameworks as constraints, and deployment/hosting). They do not include low‑level implementation details such as specific variable names or descriptions of how user passwords are stored (password handling belongs in security requirements/design, not the SRS architecture overview).
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