What is a primary issue during the requirements elicitation process?

Stakeholders not knowing what they want

Stakeholders providing more requirements than necessary

Developers not being able to meet deadlines

Management issues during project implementation

Requirements reviews are primarily used to:

Check the requirements document for anomalies and omissions

Develop the system architecture

Analyze the financial feasibility of the system

Test system performance under stress conditions

What is the impact of incomplete or ambiguous requirements?

Increased risk of project failure

Enhanced development efficiency

What is one reason requirements may change during the elicitation process?

Changing stakeholder priorities

Why is it important for requirements to be verifiable?

So that the system can be tested to confirm requirements are met

To ensure they can be changed during development

To guarantee compliance with legal standards

To increase the speed of project completion

What is a process in software engineering?

A set of activities that transforms inputs into outputs

A set of activities that transform outputs into inputs

A set of activities focused on software design only

A one-time activity for developing software

Which of the following is an example of a process?

Developing software using Agile methods

Debugging code in a software program

Requirement Engineering (RE) process is crucial because:

It helps in determining what to produce in a software system

It is focused on developing user interfaces

It minimizes the time spent on software testing

It ensures a fixed project timeline

What is the key output of the Requirement Engineering process?

A detailed list of functional and non-functional requirements

A software development strategy

What is the primary purpose of Role-Action Models?

To visualize how different people interact with the process

To define data flows within a system

To manage project timelines and budgets

To illustrate software testing strategies

Which type of tools support the Requirement Engineering process?

Management Tools and Modeling/Validation Tools

Design Tools and Management Tools

Development Tools and Management Tools

Modeling Tools and Testing Tools

What is the focus of process improvement in Requirement Engineering?

To eliminate redundant activities and inefficiencies

To ensure the software is user-friendly

To ensure testing begins at an earlier stage

To increase the complexity of the process

Which of the following is a key question to consider when planning a process improvement?

How will the improvement objectives be measured?

How to modify requirements after project completion?

What is the project completion timeline?

What is a key challenge in the Requirement Engineering process?

Conflicting requirements from various stakeholders

Constant support from all stakeholders

Unchanging requirements throughout the process

Always meeting project deadlines

The Capability Maturity Model (CMM) is used to:

Measure the effectiveness of process improvements

Establish software pricing models

Define the business goals of the project

Organize software testing phases

Requirement elicitation is primarily related to:

Discovering the requirements of a system

Which of the following is a key activity involved in requirement elicitation?

Collecting requirements from stakeholders

Requirement elicitation is considered a:

Complex negotiation process involving stakeholders

Simple task performed by project managers

Task performed after system testing

Process completed during system maintenance

A successful requirement elicitation process should:

Address all stakeholders' concerns and objectives

Exclude stakeholders to avoid conflicts

Focus solely on the technical aspects of the system

Which of the following is one of the four success factors for requirement elicitation?

Effective stakeholder communication

One of the difficulties in identifying system requirements is:

Stakeholders expressing requirements in their own terms

Availability of too many stakeholders

Stakeholders knowing exactly what they want

Collecting requirements in a short time frame

Which of the following is an example of a requirement elicitation technique?

Conducting stakeholder interviews

Requirement elicitation and analysis processes are:

Closely related and often conducted simultaneously

Two independent processes that never overlap

Conducted only after system development starts

Focused solely on project management issues

The objective of requirement negotiation is to:

Reach an agreement on system requirements among stakeholders

Write code based on user feedback

Prototyping during requirement elicitation helps to:

Identify hard-to-understand system elements

Test system functionality before deployment

Finalize the software architecture

Deploy the system for end-users

What is one benefit of evolutionary prototyping?

It delivers a working system quickly to customers

It focuses only on documenting requirements

It discards the prototype after its completion

It minimizes user involvement in development

Throw-away prototyping is primarily used to:

Help stakeholders understand complex system parts

Build the final system from the prototype

A key advantage of prototyping in requirement elicitation is:

It allows early user feedback on system design

It requires no input from stakeholders

It accelerates final system deployment

It replaces the need for formal documentation

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

What is a key factor driving software as a dominant force in product development?

Increased complexity of products

Arbitrary complexity, instant distribution, and off-the-shelf components

Lack of user involvement

Changing management requirements

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is NOT listed as a common reason for project failure?

Incomplete requirements

Lack of executive support

Too many resources

Unrealistic expectations

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

What is the purpose of requirement engineering?

To reduce development costs

To establish the services a customer requires and system constraints

To finalize project deadlines

To improve user interfaces

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following best describes a requirement in engineering?

A suggestion from users

A documented need of what a product or service should be or do

A detailed project plan

A system architecture design

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

What are the basic types of requirements in Requirement Engineering?

Business, user, and system requirements

Functional, aesthetic, and practical requirements

Technical, managerial, and operational requirements

Primary, secondary, and tertiary requirements

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Which method does Agile development often use to define system requirements?

Prototypes

UML diagrams

User stories

Gantt charts

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Requirements elicitation is also known as:

Requirements validation

Requirements discovery

Requirements documentation

Requirements negotiation

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What is a key factor driving software as a dominant force in product development?

Which of the following is NOT listed as a common reason for project failure?

What is the purpose of requirement engineering?

Which of the following best describes a requirement in engineering?

What are the basic types of requirements in Requirement Engineering?

Which method does Agile development often use to define system requirements?

Requirements elicitation is also known as:

What is a primary issue during the requirements elicitation process?

Which of the following is a stage in the requirements elicitation process?

What is NOT a technique used for requirements validation?

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