SEPM Unit 2 quizz

1. Which of the following is a key difference between functional and non-functional requirements?

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

• Functional requirements focus on user expectations, while non-functional requirements focus on system behavior.

• Functional requirements describe what the system should do, while non-functional requirements describe how the system should perform.

• Functional requirements are captured in use cases, while non-functional requirements are captured in design documents.

Which of the following is NOT a cost driver in Intermediate COCOMO?

• Required Software Reliability (RELY)

• Analyst Capability (ACAP)

• Application Experience (AEXP)

• Lines of Code (LOC)

What is the primary purpose of the Value Adjustment Factor (VAF) in Function Point Analysis?

• To adjust the unadjusted function points (UFP) based on system characteristics

• To calculate the lines of code (LOC)

• To estimate the development time

• To measure the complexity of the system

Which of the following is a key characteristic of the V-Model?

• It focuses on risk management.

• It emphasizes testing at each stage of development.

• It delivers software in increments.

• It is suitable for projects with changing requirements.

In COCOMO II, which model is used during the construction of the software?

• Application Composition Model

• Early Design Stage Model

• Post-Architecture Stage Model

• Detailed COCOMO Model

Which of the following is a measure of software size in Function Point Analysis?

• Lines of Code (LOC)

• Number of external inputs (EI)

• Effort in person-months

• Development time in months

What is the formula for calculating Effort in COCOMO I?

• Effort = a × (KLOC)^b

• Effort = a × (FP)^b

• Effort = a × (LOC)^b

• Effort = a × (KLOC) + b

Which of the following is a key characteristic of the Spiral Model?

• It focuses on risk management.

• It emphasizes testing at each stage of development.

• It delivers software in increments.

• It is suitable for projects with changing requirements.

Which of the following is a key characteristic of the Agile Model?

• It follows a sequential and linear approach.

• It delivers working software in short iterations called sprints.

• It emphasizes detailed documentation before coding.

• It is suitable for projects with fixed and unchanging requirements.

Which of the following is a technique used for Requirements Validation?

• Prototyping

• Function Point Analysis

• COCOMO

• Use Case Diagrams