10 Questions
What is a functional requirement according to IEEE Std. 610.0.12-1990?
A requirement that specifies a function that a system or system component must be able to perform.
What are non-functional requirements also known as, according to SWEBOKv3.0?
Constraints or quality requirements.
List three examples of non-functional requirements mentioned in the text.
Performance requirements, maintainability requirements, safety requirements
How many steps are involved in the Requirements Engineering (RE) process as per the text?
Five
What is the first step in the Requirements Engineering (RE) process?
Requirements elicitation
Define 'Requirements analysis' in the context of the RE process.
Analyzing and understanding the gathered requirements to ensure consistency and completeness.
What is the fourth step in the Requirements Engineering (RE) process?
Requirements verification and validation
What is the purpose of 'Requirements management' in the RE process?
To handle changes to requirements throughout the project lifecycle.
How are non-functional requirements further classified according to the text?
Performance requirements, maintainability requirements, safety requirements, reliability requirements, security requirements, interoperability requirements
What is the significance of distinguishing between functional and non-functional requirements?
Functional requirements focus on what the system should do, while non-functional requirements focus on how the system should perform.
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