Requirement Engineering Quiz

What is the primary goal of Requirement Engineering (RE)?

• To define the system's design

• To gather, analyze, and specify system requirements

• To implement the system

• To test the system

Which of the following is NOT a part of the requirement engineering process?

• Requirement elicitation

• Requirement specification

• Requirement testing

• Requirement validation

What is the main purpose of "requirement elicitation"?

• To validate system designs

• To gather information from stakeholders

• To implement system functionality

• To measure system performance

Which of the following techniques is commonly used in requirement elicitation?

• Interviews

• Code reviews

• Automated testing

• Stress testing

What is a key advantage of the interview technique in requirement elicitation?

• It allows a large amount of data to be collected quickly

• It helps uncover hidden requirements through personal interaction

• It does not require any prior planning

• It produces an automated requirement specification

The FAST method is used primarily for:

• Generating new ideas and solutions in the early phases of a project

• Automating the system testing process

• Conducting detailed code reviews

• Designing user interfaces

Which of the following is the correct sequence of steps in the FAST (Facilitated Application Specific Technique) process?

• Problem identification, Idea generation, Evaluation, Prioritization

• Prioritization, Idea generation, Problem identification, Evaluation

• Idea generation, Problem identification, Evaluation, Prioritization

• Evaluation, Idea generation, Problem identification, Prioritization

In Quality Function Deployment (QFD), what is the purpose of the "House of Quality"?

• To define the system's design architecture

• To map customer needs to engineering requirements

• To test system functionalities

• To train the development team

What is one of the main challenges of using QFD in requirement engineering?

• It requires too much time for data collection

• It only applies to hardware systems

• It does not address customer needs

• It is difficult to translate customer needs into technical specifications

Brainstorming is best used for:

• Solving technical issues

• Generating ideas in a collaborative, non-judgmental environment

• Conducting usability testing

• Prioritizing requirements based on their cost