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What is the most important part of a software project according to the text?
What is the most important part of a software project according to the text?
- Development
- High-Level Design
- Testing
- Requirement gathering (correct)
What are requirements in the context of a software project?
What are requirements in the context of a software project?
- Testing protocols
- Bugs and errors in the code
- Features that the application must provide (correct)
- Predictive models for software development
What is the purpose of using requirements throughout software development?
What is the purpose of using requirements throughout software development?
- To slow down the development process
- To guide development and ensure correctness (correct)
- To reduce the importance of customer input
- To increase overall cost
What is a necessary property of stated requirements for software design?
What is a necessary property of stated requirements for software design?
Why is requirement gathering emphasized at the beginning of a software project?
Why is requirement gathering emphasized at the beginning of a software project?
What do requirements help to verify at the end of a software project?
What do requirements help to verify at the end of a software project?
What does the MOSCOW method 'M' stand for?
What does the MOSCOW method 'M' stand for?
According to the given text, what does the term 'COuld' represent in the MOSCOW method?
According to the given text, what does the term 'COuld' represent in the MOSCOW method?
What is the purpose of prioritizing requirements using the MOSCOW method?
What is the purpose of prioritizing requirements using the MOSCOW method?
Which term should be avoided when writing a requirement, according to the text?
Which term should be avoided when writing a requirement, according to the text?
What is the main purpose of the 'Specific' criterion for writing requirements?
What is the main purpose of the 'Specific' criterion for writing requirements?
Why should each requirement be concise, according to the text?
Why should each requirement be concise, according to the text?
What is the role of the 'Measurable/Verifiable' criterion for writing requirements?
What is the role of the 'Measurable/Verifiable' criterion for writing requirements?
'Should' features in the MOSCOW method are described as:
'Should' features in the MOSCOW method are described as:
'Won’t' features in the MOSCOW method are characterized as:
'Won’t' features in the MOSCOW method are characterized as:
Why should imprecise adjectives be avoided when writing requirements?
Why should imprecise adjectives be avoided when writing requirements?
