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Requirements Exam
Requirements Exam
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2 use cases have migrated from the Object-Oriented (OO) development methodology?
. TRUE
FALSE
Neither of them
either of them
6 the business analyst may move directly to the creation of use cases bypassing the business event model
TRUE
FALSE
. either of them
7 is it essential to identify the constraints and fully describe them before entering ____
testing
. design
development
UAT
10 we indicate roles in E-R diagrams by labeling the lines that connect ____ to ____
Diamond, diamond
rectangle, diamond
rectangle, diamond
. diamond, rectangle
12 the process together the software requirements from client, analyze and document is known as ____
. requirement engineering process
requirement elicitation process
user interface requirements
software system analyst
13 if the project is running late, the best and most obvious strategy, if the data cannot be moved, is to cut scope
TRUE
. FALSE
neither of them
either of them
14 in the ___, the actor may include other software systems, hardware components or other entities
. use cases
activity
sequence
data flow
15 stakeholders are
people who can influence the behaviour of business
individuals, groups or organizations that are affected by the behaviour of business
. all those parties directly working foe an organization and are affected by its actions
the people or organizations that own shares in the business
16 resources is usually what is mentioned first when the question of constraints arises
. TRUE
FALSE
neither of them
either of them
20 when working with both ____. It is important to remember they are often overbooked.
stakeholder and SME
BA and project manager
. tester and DB
none of the above
22 which requirement are common in requirement engineering, with each client proposing his or her version is the rig
. conflicting
system
documentation
reliability
23 it is essential to identify the constratints and fully describe them before entering design?
. TRUE
FALSE
neither of them
either of them
24 software constraints may also include required or prohibited languages and tools
TRUE
. FALSE
neither of them
either of them
26 IEEE and others have identified a _____ attributes which together defines what a good requirement is
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7
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31 quality requirement must always include the minimum level of acceptance performance
. TRUE
FALSE
either of them
neither of them
34 considering the example of issue/return of book, cataloging etc in a library management system. What type of man
. enduring
volatile
both enduring and volatile
system
37 quality requirement must always include the ___ of the acceptance performance
medium level
. minimum level
maximum level
none of them
38 ____ includes things like file and table layout and more commonly screens and reports
. either of them
design
plan
neither of them
40 the entire requirement should be stated in a multiple place, not in one piece in the document
TRUE
. FALSE
neither of them
either of them
41 quality requirements are reffered to as technical requirements
TRUE
. FALSE
either of them
neither of them
43 the business community and external customers want systems and processes to be flexible, so they can be changed
. on the go
on the fly
on the move
on the raise
45 constraints include
hardware
software
policies, standards and procedures
. all of the above
46 ____ includes things like file and table layout and more commonly screen and reports
design
plan
neither of them
. either of them
47 a statement must have one, and only one possible interpretation that is ____
explictiness
portability
. ambiguity
none of them
52 the purpose of the change control board is to ensure the integrity of the requirements change process,
not to address or resolve internal issue
not to address or resolve technical issues
. not to address or resolve external issues
not to address or resolve requirement issues
53 Karl Wiegers, noted expert in the requirement area, makes this point
. The requirements may be vague, but the product will be specific
The requirements may be available, but the product will be specific
The requirements may be unavailable, but the product will be specific
The requirements may be hard to find, but the product will be specific
56 as organizations progress from CMM(I) Level 1 to level 2 the emphasis on an effective requirements gathering proc
TRUE
. FALSE
either of them
neither of them
57 Portability means
. transfer of program from hardware or software platform to another
transfer of program from hardware or software environment to another
both of them
neither of them
58 identifying internal conflicts are fairly not straight forward using technical review and inspection techniques
. TRUE
FALSE
neither of them
either of them
59 testability is the only criterion that appears on the most commonly seen lists of critical attributes for business requi
. TRUE
FALSE
neither of them
either of them
60 testability is the only criterion that appears on the most commonly seen lists of critical attributes for
functional requirements
safety requirement
. business requirement
requirement traceablity matrix
61 The requirements may be vague, but the product will be specific. Who is the noted expert to say these words
Wayne L. Winston
gerry johnson
. karl e wigners
peter hruschka
62 JAD is introduced by
Accenture
Deloitte
. IBM
None of them
a potentially new project
ther entities
ing his or her version is the right one
d requirement is
ent system. What type of management requirement is being depicted here?
exible, so they can be changed
s change process,
requirements gathering process pays small dividends in both quality and productivity
inspection techniques
al attributes for