Which of the following is not needed to develop a system design from concept to detailed object-oriented design ?

Correct answer: D. Developing a debugging system

  • A. Designing system architecture
  • B. Developing design models
  • C. Specifying interfaces
  • D. Developing a debugging system

Explanation

Architecture, design models, and interface specifications are normal steps in moving from a concept to a detailed object-oriented design. Developing a debugging system is an implementation or testing concern, not a design-development step.

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