What IS?
The Reuse-Oriented Model builds systems by reusing these.
What are existing software components?
You should use the model when this resource is limited.
What is time?
The “WHEN TO USE” chart states the model is best when tested components already ______.
What is exist?
Is this app an example of the reuse oriented model, Cash App?
What is True
One example on the slide is a website builder called this.
What is Wix?
This model avoids doing this, which saves time.
What is creating everything from scratch?
The model works well when reliable, tested versions of these already exist.
What are components?
The criteria listed include time limits, tested components, previously built systems, and building ______ systems.
What are large?
Is this app an example of the reuse oriented model, Apple Pay?
What is True
A key advantage of reuse: “Reduced ______.”
What is cost?
The Reuse-Oriented Model is a software _________ approach.
What is development?
According to the slide, the model is useful when similar ______ were built previously.
What are systems?
This global navigation service is one of the examples.
What is GPS?
The presentation states the model is useful when “similar systems were built previously.”
Explain why this condition is essential for the success of the Reuse-Oriented Model.
Because previously built systems provide existing components to reuse, making development faster and preventing the need to create everything from scratch.