The term software crisis emerged in the late 1960s and aimed to express the difficulties of software development in the face of the rapid growth of...

The term software crisis emerged in the late 1960s and aimed to express the difficulties of software development in the face of the rapid growth of existing demand, the complexity of the problems to be solved, and the lack of established techniques for system development. About the software crisis, classify V for true sentences and F for false ones:

( ) The lack of adequate training in software engineering and low productivity are factors that effectively contribute to the emergence of a new software crisis.
( ) The software crisis refers to a set of problems, among which is the inaccuracy in cost and time estimates due to a scarce requirements gathering.
( ) Changes in existing legislation and changes in business rules are listed as external factors that contribute to boosting the software crisis, but which can be easily managed.
( ) Behavioral issues, such as communication failure between teams, will not affect the final product result, as long as the other established software development aspects established by software engineering are met.
( ) It can be said that the software crisis is still present in many projects, not because of the absence of methods, techniques, and tools, but because of the lack of their use.
A V - F - F - V - F.
B F - V - F - V - F.
C V - V - F - F - V.
D F - V - V - F - V.