Reusing existing software to create a new software system or product can be a cost-efficient approach to development in many software projects. It may not be cost-efficient in all projects. As a software engineer, you can determine if it is the best approach for your project only if you know, and can estimate, the associated costs. Which of the following costs is NOT one of the costs typically considered when estimating the cost of reuse? A. The purchase or license cost of COTS software, where applicable
B. Modification and/or configuration costs associated with making reusable software meet system requirements
C. The cost associated with finding analyzing, and assessing software for reuse
D. Legal costs associated with defending against charges of copyright infringement
E. Integration costs associated with mixing reusable software and other software (either new or reused)