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In the airline industry, the amount of computer code used in an
airplane has grown by how much in the last decade?
20%
40%
80%
60%
Today's products increasingly rely on software, and this impacts
how companies design and manufacture them, as well as the
tools needed to do so. As an example, cars built today use
about how many lines of code to operate?
1 million
10 million
1 billion
100 million
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When a company's design flaws lead to catastrophic errors,
they can expect to face signi±cant costs. Which of the following
is NOT one of these signi±cant costs?
Legal fees
Fines
Compensation payouts
Escrow funds
What is the term used for a virtual version of a physical product
that allows clients to run simulations to test out new functions
such as predictive maintenance and data collection?
Digital Twin
Virtual Twin
Systems Engineering and Veri±cation
Veri±cation Modeling
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What is the name of the interdisciplinary ±eld
of engineering and management that focuses on how to design,
integrate, and manage complex systems over their life cycles?
Interface optimization
Systems engineering
Engineering cycling
Industrial sequencing
When trying to displace a competitive product from a client
account, the most common way to engage clients to start
interacting with IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM)
products is to suggest the client purchase what?
A subscription service for IBM DOORS Next
A perpetual license for a single IBM ELM product
An IBM ELM appliance for their data center
A pool of tokens so they utilize a variety of IBM ELM
products
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What is a key factor in the growing number of product recalls in
the automotive industry?
Engine failures
Software failures
Tire failures
Battery failures
What requirement in the design and development process is
intended to prevent end-user injuries and fatalies when the
±nal product reaches the marketplace?
Systems V modeling
Integration of AI
Compliance regulations
Distributed supply chain
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A client operating in the ±nancial services industry expresses
how dif±cult it is to deliver their products to the market in a
timely manner, while also ensuring their development process
was managed effectively to meet all the industry regulations. In
response, you share a success story about how IBM
Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM) tools enabled a
banking group in Asia to bring their product to market faster. By
what percentage was this client able to reduce their product
release cycles?
30%
60%
10%
50%
How did IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM) enable
Applied Science and Technology Research Institute in Hong
Kong to reduce their development costs by 30%?
By using a digital twin approach
By using a digital thread approach
By engaging a code repository within their project
By employing an IBM ELM appliance in their lab
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