SE UNIT -2 Advanced Requirements Engineering Quiz

Which of the following is an advanced requirements elicitation technique?

• Brainstorming

• Focus Groups

• Surveys

• Interviews

Prototyping is particularly useful for:

• Prioritizing requirements

• Resolving requirement conflicts

• Understanding user requirements

• Documenting requirements collaboratively

The primary advantage of focus groups is:

• High individual productivity

• Simultaneous gathering of diverse stakeholder views

• Detailed documentation

• Automated conflict resolution

The MoSCoW method stands for:

• Must-have, Should-have, Could-have, Won't-have

• Must-do, Should-do, Could-do, Won't-do

• Mandatory, Secondary, Core, Optional

• Minimum, Specific, Critical, Workable

The Kano model categorizes requirements into which dimensions?

• Functional and Non-Functional

• Must-Have and Nice-to-Have

• Basic, Performance, and Excitement

• Mandatory, Critical, and Optional

Which prioritization technique involves identifying the least important features first?

• MoSCoW

• Kano

• Prioritization Poker

• Reverse Prioritization

What is the primary function of collaborative tools like Jira and Confluence in requirements engineering?

• Elicitation of requirements

• Collaborative documentation and tracking

• Conflict resolution

• Prototyping

In requirements conflict resolution, which approach focuses on mutual gain?

• Forcing

• Compromising

• Collaborating

• Avoiding

A conflict in requirements arises when:

• Stakeholders have different priorities

• There is insufficient technical knowledge

• Elicitation techniques are poorly executed

• Documentation tools are not standardized

Microservices are characterized by:

• A single codebase

• Independent deployment and scalability

• Shared database models

• Monolithic architecture