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VCE Software Development U3O1 · Modules 178–193

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A free printable VCE Software Development U3O1 crossword with 10 clues, built from the key terms of Testing modules and Artificial intelligence in programming (Modules 178–193) — Testing one module in isolation, Modifying an existing program, Emerging trend: AI code generation tools, Writing a prompt to generate code, Refining a prompt after reviewing the output, Checking and testing AI-generated code and more. Print it or save it as a PDF — the answer key starts on its own page. No login needed.

VCE Software Development U3O1 Crossword: Testing modules and Artificial intelligence in programming (Modules 178–193)

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Read each clue and write the matching term in the grid. Numbers in brackets show the letters in each word.

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  1. 1. Read and trace the ______ first to see what it does, then change one small part at a time and re-run your test cases to check the effect of that change. Word 2 of: modify ____ (4)
  2. 4. ______ one function or class on its own, with its own test table, before joining it to the rest of the program, so a failing test points to that module. Word 2 of: ____ _______ (7)
  3. 5. Read and trace AI code, then test it with your own boundary and invalid data, and check it meets the requirements. It can look right but be wrong or use made-up functions. Word 1 of: ______ AI-_________ ____ (6)
  4. 7. Word 1 of the term in 4 Across: ____ _______ (4)
  5. 8. Word 3 of the term in 5 Across: ______ AI-_________ ____ (9)
  6. 9. Trusting AI-generated code without checking it. The code may be biased, outdated or insecure, and you lose your own skills and judgement. Always review it and stay in control. Word 3 of: AI over-________ (8)

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  1. 1. Private information like personal data, passwords or secret code. Never paste it into an AI tool, as it may be stored or used to train the model. Use fake sample data and check the data policy. Word 1 of: ____________ data (12)
  2. 2. Giving an AI tool your code, the error message and the expected behaviour so it suggests a cause and a fix, which you must still understand and test yourself. Word 2 of: AI _________ (9)
  3. 3. A comment that acknowledges AI helped write the code. Name the tool and prompt, and check the output is not copied licensed work. You stay responsible for the final code. Word 3 of: # AI-_________: _______ (7)
  4. 6. Re-running the same test cases on AI-optimised code to prove it still gives identical results as before. If any result changes, reject the change. Word 1 of: __________ test (10)

Answer Key

VCE Software Development U3O1 · Modules 178–193
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1CODE — Read and trace the ______ first to see what it does, then change one small part at a time and re-run your test cases to check the effect of that change. Word 2 of: modify ____
4TESTING — ______ one function or class on its own, with its own test table, before joining it to the rest of the program, so a failing test points to that module. Word 2 of: ____ _______
5VERIFY — Read and trace AI code, then test it with your own boundary and invalid data, and check it meets the requirements. It can look right but be wrong or use made-up functions. Word 1 of: ______ AI-_________ ____
7UNIT — Word 1 of the term in 4 Across: ____ _______
8GENERATED — Word 3 of the term in 5 Across: ______ AI-_________ ____
9RELIANCE — Trusting AI-generated code without checking it. The code may be biased, outdated or insecure, and you lose your own skills and judgement. Always review it and stay in control. Word 3 of: AI over-________
Down
1CONFIDENTIAL — Private information like personal data, passwords or secret code. Never paste it into an AI tool, as it may be stored or used to train the model. Use fake sample data and check the data policy. Word 1 of: ____________ data
2DEBUGGING — Giving an AI tool your code, the error message and the expected behaviour so it suggests a cause and a fix, which you must still understand and test yourself. Word 2 of: AI _________
3CHATGPT — A comment that acknowledges AI helped write the code. Name the tool and prompt, and check the output is not copied licensed work. You stay responsible for the final code. Word 3 of: # AI-_________: _______
6REGRESSION — Re-running the same test cases on AI-optimised code to prove it still gives identical results as before. If any result changes, reject the change. Word 1 of: __________ test

Modules this crossword covers

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