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Q151.
What should we be careful when assessing which requirements elicitation technique to choose?

a.

we should not be too optimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements

b.

we should be too optimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements

c.

we should not be too pessimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements

d.

we should be too pessimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements

Discuss
Answer: (a).we should not be too optimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements Explanation:The correlation between project success and the number and type of customer-developer links, and the impact of different types of customer-developer links on project success. It also emphasizes the need to be careful when assessing which requirements elicitation technique to choose, as it is common to be too optimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements.
Q152.
How does user participation affect the quality of requirements engineering as uncertainty increases?

a.

It has no effect

b.

It has a negative effect

c.

It has a positive effect

d.

It is not specified

Discuss
Answer: (c).It has a positive effect Explanation:As the uncertainty increases, greater user participation does have a positive effect on the quality of requirements engineering.
Q153.
How many customer-developer links are needed in a software development project for optimal success?

a.

One

b.

A few

c.

More than half a dozen

d.

As many as possible

Discuss
Answer: (b).A few Explanation:The relative contribution to project success diminishes as the number of links grows; there is no need to have more than, say, half a dozen links.
Q154.
What is the difference in the preferred type of customer-developer link between custom development projects and package development projects?

a.

Custom development projects prefer facilitated teams while package development projects prefer support lines

b.

Package development projects prefer facilitated teams while custom development projects prefer support lines

c.

Both types of projects prefer the same type of link

d.

It is not specified

Discuss
Answer: (b).Package development projects prefer facilitated teams while custom development projects prefer support lines Explanation:The study by Keil and Carmel (1995) noted that customer-driven development projects tend to use and prefer different types of link to market-driven development projects. For example, the favorite link for custom development -- facilitated teams -- was not used by package developers, while the favorite link for package developers -- support lines -- was seldom used for custom projects.
Q155.
Why should we be careful in choosing the requirements elicitation technique?

a.

It is too common to be too optimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements

b.

It is too common to be too pessimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements

c.

It is too common to be too neutral about our ability to properly assess software requirements

d.

It is not specified

Discuss
Answer: (a).It is too common to be too optimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements Explanation:We should be very careful in our assessment of which requirements elicitation technique to choose as it is all too common to be too optimistic about our ability to properly assess software requirements.
Q156.
What is one way to structure a set of requirements?

a.

In a hierarchical structure

b.

By linking requirements to specific stakeholders

c.

Both a and b

d.

Neither a nor b

Discuss
Answer: (c).Both a and b Explanation:One way to structure requirements is by decomposing higher-level requirements into lower-level ones, and that this is often referred to as goals. The other method mentioned is linking requirements to specific stakeholders, which are referred to as viewpoints.
Q157.
What is the term used for higher-level requirements?

a.

Goals

b.

Viewpoints

c.

Hierarchical structure

d.

Stakeholder links

Discuss
Answer: (a).Goals Explanation:Higher-level requirements are often referred to as goals.
Q158.
What is the term used for different sets of requirements linked to specific stakeholders?

a.

Goals

b.

Viewpoints

c.

Hierarchical structure

d.

Stakeholder links

Discuss
Answer: (b).Viewpoints Explanation:The different sets of requirements linked to specific stakeholders are called viewpoints.
Q159.
What is an example of a requirement that might be elicited for a library system?

a.

The system should allow users to search the database for a particular book.

b.

The system should allow users to borrow books.

c.

The system should allow users to return books.

d.

The system should allow users to order books online.

Discuss
Answer: (a).The system should allow users to search the database for a particular book. Explanation:One example of a requirement that might be elicited for a library system is the ability to search the database for a particular book.
Q160.
What is the high-level goal of serving the customers?

a.

Necessity for having search facilities

b.

Allowing users to search the database for a particular book

c.

Learning about user preferences

d.

Interacting with the user

Discuss
Answer: (a).Necessity for having search facilities Explanation:By asking why the requirement for allowing users to search the database for a particular book is needed, the higher level requirement of the necessity for having search facilities is detected.
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