[Solved] Why is the software crisis still relevant to modern software development? — Ans: Because managing complexity and quality remains a challenge despite advances | Software Engineering

Software Engineering - Fundamentals

Why is the software crisis still relevant to modern software development?

ABecause software projects are always small and simple

BBecause hardware limitations have not improved since the crisis

CBecause programming languages have not evolved

DBecause managing complexity and quality remains a challenge despite advances

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Reflect on ongoing software development challenges
Even today, complexity and quality management are difficult, making the crisis lessons relevant.
Step 2: Evaluate options for relevance
Because managing complexity and quality remains a challenge despite advances correctly states the ongoing challenge; others are factually incorrect or irrelevant.
Final Answer:
Because managing complexity and quality remains a challenge despite advances -> Option D
Quick Check:
Software crisis relevance = ongoing complexity challenges [OK]

Quick Trick: Complexity management is still key today [OK]

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