Quiz No. 1 - Discovering Requirements

Requirements are statements about an intended product that specify what it is expected to do or how it will perform

One of the goals of the requirements activity is to identify, clarify, and capture the requirements.

User stories are a means to communicate requirements between team members.

User stories are most prevalent when using a waterfall approach to product development.

Nonfunctional requirements describe what the product will do.

Functional requirements describe the characteristics (sometimes called constraints) of the product.

An example of a nonfunctional requirement could be the type of platform(s) a video game will run on.

An example of a nonfunctional requirement could be the specific requirements detailing the structure of challenges in the game, for instance, levels of mastery, hidden tips and tricks, magical objects, and so on.

Which product dimension focuses on the properties that qualify a product's operation and development?

Which product dimension involves enforcing constraints on the product's operation?