MSTIP - Software Design - FAct1

What is the primary goal of understanding requirements in software engineering?

• To design a user-friendly interface

• To gather and document user needs and expectations

• To create a detailed project schedule

• To write code and start development

Which of the following is a common requirement elicitation technique?

• Creating prototypes

• Coding the software

• Scheduling meetings

• Writing user manuals

Why is it important to prioritize requirements?

• To make the software more complex

• To ensure that all requirements are implemented

• To distinguish between essential and non-essential features

• To avoid stakeholder involvement

What is the purpose of conducting user interviews during requirement gathering?

• To design the user interface

• To understand user needs and expectations

• To write code

• To create project schedules

What should you do when requirements change during the software development process?

• Ignore the changes

• Update the documentation and evaluate the impact

• Restart the project from scratch

• Inform stakeholders that changes are not allowed

What should be the primary focus when defining requirements for a software project?

• The development team's preferences

• Stakeholder needs and user satisfaction

• The project manager's preferences

• Project timelines

Which software development methodology emphasizes flexibility and welcomes changing requirements, even late in the project?

• Waterfall

• Agile

• Spiral

• V-Model

Why is continuous validation and refinement of requirements important throughout the software development process?

• To discourage stakeholder involvement

• To avoid any changes to the project

• To ensure that requirements are up to date and accurate

• To finish the project quickly

What is the primary objective of user acceptance testing (UAT)?

• To validate that requirements are well-written

• To identify defects and issues in the software

• To obtain user feedback and ensure the software meets user needs

• To test the performance of the software

What is the primary goal of ensuring that requirements are consistent?

• To create user manuals

• To avoid stakeholder involvement

• To prevent changes to requirements

• To eliminate contradictions and conflicts within the requirements