Understanding Requirements in Software Development

Which of the following is a common technique used for gathering software requirements?

• Brainstorming

• Coding

• Debugging

• Compiling

What is the primary difference between functional and non-functional requirements?

• Functional requirements describe how the system should behave, while non-functional requirements describe constraints on the system.

• Functional requirements are optional, while non-functional requirements are mandatory.

• Functional requirements are related to hardware, while non-functional requirements are related to software.

• Functional requirements are always more important than non-functional requirements.

Which of the following best describes a use case in software development?

• A detailed description of a software bug

• A scenario that describes how a user interacts with a system to achieve a goal

• A list of software features

• A diagram of the software architecture

Which of the following is a standard for requirements documentation?

• IEEE 830

• HTML5

• CSS3

• SQL

What is the purpose of requirements validation in software development?

• To ensure that the software is free of bugs

• To confirm that the requirements accurately reflect the needs of the stakeholders

• To design the software architecture

• To write the software code

Which of the following methods is commonly used for prioritising software requirements?

• Waterfall Method

• Agile Method

• MoSCoW Method

• Spiral Method

In the MoSCoW method, what does the 'C' stand for?

• Could have

• Can have

• Critical

• Complete

Which of the following is NOT a requirements gathering technique?

• Interviews

• Surveys

• Prototyping

• Compiling

Which of the following is an example of a non-functional requirement?

• The system must send an email when a user registers.

• The system must support 1000 concurrent users.

• The system must allow users to reset their passwords.

• The system must generate monthly reports.

What is the main goal of use case development?

• To identify software bugs

• To define user interactions with the system

• To create a database schema

• To write test cases