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A company is using HP Quality Center (QC) 10 and HP Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)
11. During an upgrade, how should you install the clients?

• A.Install HP QC 10 and HP ALM11 clients on the same machine; do not start both clients because it will cause errors.
• B.Do not install HP QC 10 and HP ALM11 clients on the same machine; it will cause errors and HP ALM 11 will fail to start.
• C.Install HP QC 10 and HP ALM11 clients on the same machine; use both clients, side-by-side, in different browser instances.
• D.Do not install HP QC 10 and HP ALM11 clients on the same machine; it will cause errors and HP QC 10 will fail to start.

What are two ways to launch ALM? (choose two)

• A.Command line
• B.ALM Explorer
• C.Firefox
• D.Internet Explorer

What does Risk-Based Quality Management enable you to do?

• A.determine which requirements to add to the application
• B.predict defect per requirement
• C.calculate the level at which each requirement should be tested
• D.calculate the number of tests to be built per requirement

In HP Application Lifecycle Management 11, which learning aids are supplied with the client install? (Select four.)

• A.support chat window
• B.certified partner integration documentation
• C.feature movies
• D.user documentation
• E.HP Solutions Integration Catalog
• F.FAQs
• G.tutorials
• H.support links

All licenses for a specific HP Lifecycle Management (ALM) module are currently in use and an additional user tries to access that module. Which statement is true about what happens in this situation?

• A.ALM uses a concurrency model. The user will be declined access and receive a message indicating such.
• B.ALM allows the user read-only access. Once a license is released, the user will be informed that write privileges have been granted.
• C.ALM allows timesharing-based access. All users can access with write privileges for a fixed time.
• D.ALM uses a fixed seat model. What happens depends on whether or not the user is accessing ALM from a computer that has been registered as licensed.