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What defines functional requirements in a system?
What defines functional requirements in a system?
- Standards that the system must meet.
- Timing constraints for software deployment.
- Constraints on the development process.
- Statements of services the system provides. (correct)
Which of the following is an example of a non-functional requirement?
Which of the following is an example of a non-functional requirement?
- The system must respond to user actions within 2 seconds. (correct)
- The system must allow users to log in.
- The system must store user data.
- The system must generate monthly reports.
Which statement best characterizes domain requirements?
Which statement best characterizes domain requirements?
- They are irrelevant to system performance.
- They describe what the system should not do.
- They specify limitations based on the operational domain. (correct)
- They detail user interface design aspects.
What is a key difference between functional and non-functional requirements?
What is a key difference between functional and non-functional requirements?
Which of the following statements about non-functional requirements is false?
Which of the following statements about non-functional requirements is false?
Flashcards
Functional Requirements
Functional Requirements
Statements describing what services a system should provide and how it should react to inputs.
Non-functional Requirements
Non-functional Requirements
Constraints on system services, like timing or development standards.
Domain Requirements
Domain Requirements
Specific constraints from the operational area applying to the system's design.
System Behavior
System Behavior
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System Constraints
System Constraints
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Study Notes
Functional Requirements
- Define the services a system must provide.
- Detail how the system responds to inputs.
- Describe system behavior in various situations.
- May specify what the system shouldn't do.
Non-functional Requirements
- Restrict system services and functions.
- Include time constraints, development process constraints, standards, and more.
- Typically apply to the entire system, not individual features.
Domain Requirements
- Impose constraints on the system based on the operational area.
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