Requirements Engineering Quiz

What is the main goal of Requirements Engineering (RE)?

• To design the user interface

• To test the system

• To find, document, and check what the system should do

• To code the backend of the system

Which of the following is a functional requirement?

• System must load in under 2 seconds

• The system must support user login functionality

• The system should be compatible with Windows 11

• User interface must be responsive

Non-functional requirements describe:

• How users behave on the system

• What hardware is needed

• Constraints and system qualities like performance and usability

• Steps of a user story

In traditional RE, the document that describes all software requirements is called:

• Functional Breakdown Sheet

• Agile Backlog

• Software Requirements Specification (SRS)

• Architecture Design Doc

Which of the following is a requirements discovery technique?

• Prototyping

• Interviews

• Acceptance testing

• Coding

What are the main types of requirements?

• System and external

• User and developer

• Functional and non-functional

• Primary and secondary

What’s a key difference between user and system requirements?

• Users write both

• User requirements are more detailed

• System requirements include technical details

• System requirements are always written in code

In Agile, the primary form of requirement documentation is:

• Functional test scripts

• Software manuals

• Use case documents

• User stories

What does the acronym INVEST stand for in user stories?

• Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Small, Testable

• International, Native, Versatile, Easy, Short, Timely

• Interactive, Necessary, Valid, Easy, Specific, Testable

• Internal, Narrow, Vivid, Elegant, Simple, Trusted

What are the 3 Cs in user story definition?

• Card, Class, Condition

• Code, Compile, Confirm

• Card, Conversation, Confirmation

• Concept, Context, Change