Which of the following capabilities of a configuration management system is involved with constructing a...

Version management, also known as version control, is a capability of a configuration management system that deals with tracking and managing changes to software code. It involves creating and maintaining different versions of the software as it is developed and updated. Constructing a specific build of the software relies on selecting the correct versions of the code and other artifacts that are part of that build. Version management ensures that all the changes are properly recorded, and the appropriate versions can be retrieved for constructing specific builds. This capability is essential for reproducibility and consistency in the software development process.References:

Sommerville, Ian. "Software Engineering." 10th Edition, Addison-Wesley, 2015.

IEEE Std 828-2012, IEEE Standard for Configuration Management in Systems and Software Engineering.