Secure Software Development Lifecycle Quiz

Functional requirements define what the software should do, while nonfunctional requirements define how the software should perform. (correct)

Functional requirements and nonfunctional requirements are unrelated.

Functional requirements and nonfunctional requirements are the same thing.

Functional requirements define how the software should perform, while nonfunctional requirements define what the software should do.

Usability

Performance

Security

Functionality (correct)

To define the functionality and features of the software.

To prioritize the development tasks based on their importance.

To ensure that the software meets the desired performance and quality standards. (correct)

To capture the user requirements and expectations.

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