Practice Quiz 1

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

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

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

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

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

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

• Prototypes

• UML diagrams

• User stories

• Gantt charts

Requirements elicitation is also known as:

• Requirements validation

• Requirements discovery

• Requirements documentation

• Requirements negotiation

What is a primary issue during the requirements elicitation process?

• Stakeholders providing more requirements than necessary

• Stakeholders not knowing what they want

• Developers not being able to meet deadlines

• Management issues during project implementation

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

• Requirements validation

• Prototyping

• Requirements discovery

• Project planning

What is NOT a technique used for requirements validation?

• Requirements reviews

• Prototyping

• Test-case generation

• Requirements prioritization