SDP Quiz - Chapter 3

What is the first step of any Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) model?

• Requirement Gathering and Analysis.

• Design the program.

• Testing the program.

• Deployment and Maintenance.

Which one of the following is NOT one of the stakeholders involved in the project's outcome?

• Developer

• User

• Law Firm

• Sponsor

Which one of the following is the practice of gathering, researching and verification of requirements of a system?

• Functional requirements

• Product requirements

• Requirements engineering

• Requirements elicitation

Which one of the following is the practice of establishing and managing requirements of a system?

• Functional requirements

• Product requirements

• Requirements engineering

• Requirements elicitation

User requirements can be functional and non-functional requirements. What does functional requirements do?

• Describe what the system should do.

• Describe how the system should do.

• Describe when the system should do.

• Describe why the system should do.

Which one of the following requirements is to provide the criteria, conditions and exceptions on a specific action in the system?

• Business Rules

• Business Requirements

• External Interface Requirements

• Non-Functional Requirements

Which one of the following statement is TRUE about the requirements gathering?

• Business Rules are used to implement Business Requirements.

• Business Requirements are used to implement Business Rules.

• Functional Requirements are used to implement Business Rules.

• Functional Requirements are used to implement Business Requirements.

Which one of the following requirements is to provide system integration with other components?

• Business Requirements

• External Interfaces Requirements

• Non-Functional Requirements

• Product Requirements

Which one of the following is NOT one of the examples of Non-Functional Requirements?

• Performance

• Reliability

• Authentication

• Scalability

Non-Functional Requirements are also known as __________.

• Quality Requirements

• Quantity Requirements

• Software Requirements

• Hardware Requirements