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QAA / BCS Programming - 3 Requirements
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A quiz to support the BCS Programming certificate
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A Use Case is always described from what point of view?
The Function's
The System's
The Actor's
The User's
2
Requirements can be categorised by?
Both
Business - General / Technical
Solution - Functional and Non-functional
Neither
3
What processes support Requirements Engineering?
Just Management
Just Documentaion
Documentation and Management
Neither
4
Which characteristic of a 'good' requirement ensures it is with project scope?
Categorised
Achievable
Relevant
Prioritised
5
Which is
NOT
a recommended feature of a requirement?
Testable
Expresses the wants / needs of the business
Umabiguous
includes a potential solution
6
When prioritising requirements the 'S' in MoSCoW represents?
Special
Should
Standard
Sometimes
7
What is the typical order of the key processes in Requirement Engineering?
Elicitation / Validation / Analysis
Elicitation / Analysis / Validation
Analysis / Validation / Elicitaion
Validation / Analysis / Elicitation
8
A requirement is?
A capability to satisfy a contract or specification
A specification of what should be implemented
A condition needed by a user to solve a problem
A feature the business needs the system to provide
9
A Functional Requirement?
Specifies how the system must do it
Specifies what the system must do
Specifies the way the system is delivered
Can be a constraint
10
A User Story is?
A brief, informal expression of a requirement
Only used in Waterfall development
Rarely discussed with the customer
Always written by the Business Analyst
11
What does an Activity diagram NOT do?
Model business activity
Graphical representation of a data flow
Describe the data model
Model system functions
12
Which characteristic of a 'good' requirement ensures someone can make a decision about it?
Unique and Atomic
Traceable
Concise
Owned
13
Which is a management tool to support Test Coverage?
Bi-directional Traceability Matrix
Code inspection
System walkthrough
Peer review
14
The format of a User Story is?
To achieve a <goal> as a <role> I want a <feature>
As a <role> to achieve a <goal> I want a <feature>
I want a <feature> to achieve a <goal> as a <role?
As a <role> I want a <feature> to achieve a <goal>
15
Which is
FALSE
with regards Requirement Management?
Each requirement should be uniquely identified
The requirement owner has ultimate authority on changes
Configuration Management documents a proposed change
Cross-referencing requirements assists impact analysis
16
Which is NOT true of a Use Case?
Must be named using a Noun-Verb phrase
Describes the what not the how
Describe a functional requirement
The sum of the Use Cases is the system
17
In a Use Case the square box represents the?
Fuctionality
Actor
System Boundary
Association
18
What is an example of a Business - Technical constraint?
Cost / Budget
IT Platform
Staffing Model
Regulations and Legal
19
Which is a Business - General requirement?
Hardware
Interopeability
Software
Branding
20
A requirement review?
Verifies that the requirements have been specified correctly
Validates that the requirements represent the business need
Neither
Both
21
UML stands for?
United Modelling Language
Unified Modelling Language
Uniform Modelling Language
Unique Modelling Language
22
The permissions to use a particular function is which type of Non-Functional Requirement?
Availability
Capacity
Access
Usability
23
Updating a Customer's details is an example of a?
Functional Requirement
Both
Neither
Non-Functional Requirement
24
Where do requirements come from?
All three!
Subject Matter Experts / Project Team
Legacy applications / Documentation
Sponsors / Managers / Users
