RE Quiz
  • 1. Enumerate the 4 importance of requirement engineering. (4 points each)
  • 2. These are the concept of RE. Except:
A) Documenting
B) Managing
C) Defining
D) Functional
  • 3. Is focus on features and task
A) Non-Functional
B) Requirement
C) Functional
D) Documenting
  • 4. What is the purpose of SRS?
A) Is the process of documenting all functional and non-functional requirements for a system
B) none of these
C) all of the above
D) Is a formal document that outlines the detailed requirements for a software system
E) Is to capture all the requirements for the software in a structured and detailed manner
  • 5. Involves maintaining and controlling the requirements throughout the project lifecycle
A) all of these
B) none of the above
C) Documenting
D) Managing
E) Defining
  • 6. Involves creating detailed and formal records of the requirements gathered
A) none of these
B) all of the above
C) Documenting
D) Defining
E) Managing
  • 7. Examples of Non-functional Requirements
A) Scalability
B) none of the above
C) all of these
D) Response time
E) Secure login
  • 8. Advantage of interviews
A) Provides detailed insights or needs
B) Time-consuming
C) Quick and Efficient data collection
D) Response may lack depth
  • 9. Advantage of surveys
A) Time-consuming
B) Quick and Efficient data collection
C) Provides detailed insights or needs
D) Response may lack depth
  • 10. Disadvantage of interiews
A) Quick and Efficient data collection
B) Provides detailed insights or needs
C) Time-consuming
D) Response may lack depth
  • 11. Disadvantage of surveys
A) Time-consuming
B) Provides detailed insights or needs
C) Quick and Efficient data collection
D) Response may lack depth
  • 12. Is the process of documenting all functional and non-functional requirements for a system
A) Functional and Non-functional
B) Requirement Specification
C) SRS
D) Requirements Gathering Techniques
  • 13. Is a formal document that outlines the detailed requirements for a software system
A) Functional and Non-functional
B) Requirements Gathering Techniques
C) Requirement Specification
D) SRS
  • 14. Involves creating detailed and formal records of the requirement gathered
A) Defining
B) Managing
C) all of the above
D) none of these
E) Documenting
  • 15. Examples of functional requirements
A) Data storage
B) none of these
C) Search functionality
D) User login
E) all of these
  • 16. Structure of SRS
A) all of these
B) Functional
C) Non-functional
D) none of these
E) Introduction
  • 17. Advantage of Functional and Non-functional
A) Reduce risk of project failure
B) Helps clarify project scope
C) Ensures user needs are met
D) none of these
E) all of these
  • 18. Advantage of Functional and Non-functional Requirements
A) Can be expensive in a large projects
B) all of these
C) Time consuming
D) Risk of missing some requirements
E) none of these
  • 19. Disadvantage of Functional and Non-functional Requirements
A) none of these
B) Helps clarify project scope
C) Ensures user needs are met
D) Reduce risk of project failure
E) all of these
  • 20. Disadvantage of Functional and Non-functional Requirements
A) Risk of missing some requirements
B) all of these
C) Time consuming
D) Can be expensive in a large projects
E) none of these
  • 21. Importance of Functional Requirements
A) Impacts user experience and system efficiency
B) Determines system functionality
C) all of these
D) Can be expensive
  • 22. Importance of Non-functional requirements
A) Time consuming
B) Determines system functionality
C) Impacts user experience and system efficiency
D) all of these
  • 23. Managing Requirements involves maintaining and controlling the requirements throughout the project lifecycle
A) True
B) False
C) Undecided
D) Maybe
  • 24. Defining Requirements involves creating detailed and formal records of the requirements gathered
A) Undecided
B) True
C) Maybe
D) False
  • 25. Documenting Requirements involves creating detailed and formal records of the requirements gathered
A) True
B) False
C) Undecided
D) Maybe
  • 26. Software Requirements Specifications is the process of documenting all functional and non-functional requirements for a systems
A) False
B) True
C) Maybe
D) Undecided
  • 27. Requirement Specifications is a formal document that outlines the detailed requirements for a software system
A) Maybe
B) False
C) True
D) Undecided
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