Requirements Engineering Quiz

What is the primary purpose of Requirements Engineering?

• To develop software code

• To define, document, and maintain requirements

• To conduct user training

• To manage project budgets

Which phase assesses whether a project should proceed?

• Software Requirement validation

• Feasibility study

• Requirement elicitation and analysis

• Implementation

What does the Software Requirement Specification (SRS) document include?

• User training manuals

• Detailed descriptions of system functions and capabilities

• Budget estimates

• Project timelines

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of Requirements Engineering?

• Direction and structure

• Improved quality and performance

• Stakeholder alignment

• Increased project costs

What is a common drawback of Requirements Engineering?

• Enhanced communication

• Simplified project scope

• Dynamic requirements management challenges

• Increased stakeholder satisfaction

Which tool is used for creating interactive prototypes in Requirements Engineering?

• JIRA

• Visual Paradigm

• Axure

• Trello

What is the focus of the implementation phase in software development?

• Gathering requirements from stakeholders

• Testing the software for bugs

• Creating the Software Requirement Specification

• Writing code based on design specifications

What is the purpose of the testing phase in software development?

• To conduct feasibility studies

• To write the code

• To evaluate the software against specified requirements

• To gather user feedback

What is a prerequisite for starting the Requirements Engineering process?

• Creating marketing materials

• Conducting user training

• Finalizing the software code

• Comprehensive stakeholder analysis

What happens if requirements are not properly engineered?

• Enhanced user satisfaction

• Faster project completion

• Increased project efficiency

• Project failures and increased costs