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What is the primary goal of requirements validation?
What is the primary goal of requirements validation?
- To ensure that the requirements are correctly implemented
- To ensure that the requirements are correctly elicited
- To ensure that the requirements are correctly specified (correct)
- To ensure that the requirements are correctly analyzed
What is prototyping used for in requirements engineering?
What is prototyping used for in requirements engineering?
- To analyze the feasibility of a system
- To validate the requirements with stakeholders (correct)
- To manage changes to the requirements
- To elicit requirements from stakeholders
What is requirements elicitation?
What is requirements elicitation?
- The process of identifying requirements from stakeholders (correct)
- The process of documenting requirements
- The process of analyzing requirements
- The process of validating requirements
What is the purpose of test-case generation?
What is the purpose of test-case generation?
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What is requirements management?
What is requirements management?
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What is a user story in Agile?
What is a user story in Agile?
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What is a product backlog in Agile?
What is a product backlog in Agile?
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What is the purpose of a product roadmap?
What is the purpose of a product roadmap?
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What is the primary goal of requirements analysis?
What is the primary goal of requirements analysis?
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What is the relationship between requirements engineering and Agile?
What is the relationship between requirements engineering and Agile?
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Requirements Management
- Requirements management is the process of understanding and controlling changes to system requirements.
- It involves tracking individual requirements and maintaining links between dependent requirements.
- A formal process for making change proposals and linking them to system requirements is necessary.
System Modeling
- System modeling is the process of developing abstract models of a system, presenting different views or perspectives.
- It involves representing a system using a graphical notation (UML - Unified Modeling Language).
- System modeling helps analysts understand the system's functionality and communicate with customers.
Requirements Engineering Process
- The process consists of four stages: requirements elicitation and analysis, requirements specification, requirements validation, and requirements management.
Requirements Elicitation and Analysis
- Interact with stakeholders to discover their requirements.
- Document requirements and group related ones into coherent clusters.
- Metrics for specifying non-functional requirements are essential.
Requirements Specification
- Translate gathered information into a document defining a set of requirements (user and system).
Requirements Validation
- Check requirements for realism, consistency, and completeness.
- Errors in the requirements document are discovered and corrected during this process.
Requirements in Agile
- Product backlog is a combined list of all desired work, including user-focused stories, technical work, features, and ideas.
- Product roadmap is a high-level plan that describes how the product will evolve.
- User stories are short descriptions of features from the user's perspective.
Requirements Engineering Topics
- Requirements engineering processes
- Requirements elicitation and analysis
- Requirements specification
- User and system requirements
- Functional and non-functional requirements
- Requirements in Agile (Scrum)
- Requirements validation
- Requirements management
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