When a software change order is reviewed by the change control board (CCB), it is assigned a status from which of the following sets of classifications?

When a software change order is reviewed by the change control board (CCB), it is assigned a status from which of the following sets of classifications?
A . Accepted, evaluated, m progress
B . Approved, disapproved, deferred
C . Escalated, rejected, in progress
D . Escalated, proposed, accepted

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Answer: B

Explanation:

When a software change order is reviewed by the Change Control Board (CCB), it undergoes a formal assessment to determine the impact and feasibility of the change.

The CCB typically assigns one of the following statuses:

Approved: The change is accepted and will be implemented.

Disapproved: The change is rejected and will not be implemented.

Deferred: The decision on the change is postponed, often pending further information or consideration.

These classifications help in managing changes systematically, ensuring only feasible and beneficial

changes are made to the software system.

Reference: IEEE Standard for Configuration Management in Systems and Software Engineering (IEEE Std 828-2012)

Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK)