BA - Intesa - Quizz 2

What is the main difference between a goal and a requirement?

• A goal is a user story
• A goal is an objective, not yet a requirement
• A requirement is always optional
• A goal describes the UI

What does a functional requirement describe?

• How the system is built
• A desired system property
• What the system must do
• The timeline for delivery

Which of the following is a non-functional requirement?

• The system must store client data
• Users must be able to log in
• The system must respond within 2 seconds
• The app must show order history

What defines a constraint from the application domain?

• User preference
• A law, business rule, or physical limitation
• Stakeholder opinion
• Test case scenario

What distinguishes a system from software in the context of requirements engineering?

• Systems are non-digital
• Systems include multiple components beyond software
• Software always replaces systems
• Systems never include hardware

What are application domain requirements based on?

• Stakeholder creativity
• System architecture
• Physical and regulatory constraints
• UI wireframes

What is an example of a domain property?

• The app supports mobile login
• Books must be returned within 7 days
• The same book cannot be loaned to two people at once
• Only admins can view analytics

What makes user requirements different from system requirements?

• They are always non-functional
• They are only for developers
• They describe behavior from the user's perspective
• They are not part of the system

Technical specifications focus on what aspect?

• Business goals
• How the system implements behavior
• User stories
• Deployment timelines

What type of requirement is this: "The system must comply with the Z39.50 library standard"?

• Functional
• Domain-specific
• Technical
• UI