FD_SE_06_Requirements_Validation

Requirements Engineering is:

• The process of determining and specifying a piece of software that will be fit for purpose when complete.

• The process of producing code to meet a given requirement.

• The process of ensuring a piece of software works correctly for the requirements.

How many stages are there to the Requirements Engineering Process

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Name ONE of the stages of Requirements Engineering.

Select all of the things that you might include in a Feasibility Study

• Overview

• Possible Solution

• Testing Strategy

• Requirements Specification

Give ONE example of how we can gather information for the requirement elicitation and analysis stage of the process

Name ONE of the two parts to the requirements specification

The System specification is a generic wish list of the things that the customer would like in the computer program.

• True

• False

Requirements validation includes which of the following include all that apply.

• Ensuring Realistic Goals

• Testing Completed Code

• Requirement Elicitation

• Checking it's a complete system

• Detailed requirements specification

What is described here?

"This is a much more detailed set of requirements for us to work from when we are designing and developing our software, this is broken down into exactly what functionality and facilities that need to be available"

• User Specification

• System Specification

• Requirements Validation

• Requirements Engineering

The purpose of requirements validation is to ensure that the set of produced requirements is realistic, consistent, complete and error free as well as being suitable for the customer.

• True

• False