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.

target audience, scope, needs, and users.

Answer 1

data, architecture, interface, and procedural design.

These four areas correspond to data design, overall system architecture, interface (external and component) design, and procedural/component-level design (algorithms and control flow).