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What is the primary purpose of numbering requirements?

  • To categorize requirements by type
  • To group similar requirements together
  • To prioritize requirements based on importance
  • To ensure that no requirements are overlooked (correct)

Which of the following describes a requirement that is ambiguous?

  • A requirement that is clear and precise
  • A requirement that has multiple interpretations (correct)
  • A requirement that is necessary for the project
  • A requirement that is repeated in the documentation

Which feature is essential for a good requirement?

  • It should be written in technical jargon
  • It should be complex to cover all scenarios
  • It should be achievable based on feasibility studies (correct)
  • It should be documented in multiple places for clarity

What does RTM stand for and what is its function?

<p>Requirements Traceability Matrix - maps requirements to their respective implementations (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a type of testing mentioned?

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What is the main purpose of identifying stakeholders in a project?

<p>To ensure all interested parties' views are considered (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect should be considered during the requirement analysis phase?

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What role do business analysts typically play compared to software engineers in requirement gathering?

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What is typically included in a Software Requirements Specification (SRS)?

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When should collaborative requirement gathering occur in relation to a project?

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What is a use case primarily meant to describe?

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Which of the following is NOT considered a type of feasibility to assess before requirement analysis?

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What is the importance of conducting initial questioning with clients?

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Stakeholder

Anyone interested in the project's outcome.

Multiple Viewpoints

Considering different perspectives (e.g., parents, students) on a project.

Requirement Gathering Questions

Questions asked to stakeholders to understand their needs and expectations.

Feasibility Analysis

Assessment of economic, technical, and operational viability of a project.

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Elicitation Work Products

Documents produced during the gathering of user requirements; examples include stakeholder lists, system environment details, and functional lists.

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Use Case

A description of user interactions with a system, often depicted as a story or diagram.

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Software Requirements Specification (SRS)

The outcome of requirement analysis; it details the system's functionalities.

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Inception Phase

The start of a project, either from an idea or a need.

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Requirements Consistency

Ensure requirements are aligned, unambiguous, and free from contradictions. All requirements must be testable and attributed.

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Testable Requirements

Requirements that can be verified as met or unmet through testing.

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Functional vs. Non-Functional Requirements

Functional requirements specify what the system does, while non-functional requirements specify how the system behaves (e.g., performance, security).

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Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM)

A document mapping requirements to test cases.

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Avoid Redundant Requirements

Single source of truth for each requirement, concisely stated and easily understandable.

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