CPRE-FL_Syll_3.0試験無料問題集「ISQI IREB Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering. Foundation Level 認定」

A. Traceability of the requirements, along with the associated documents, from the requirements elicitation to the implementation

B. Level of stabilisation between the elicited and approved requirements

C. Ability to analyze requirements for contradictory content, especially between the requirements specifications and the test cases

D. Traceability of the effort for the elicitation of requirements, beginning with the elicitation of the documentation right to the point of requirements acceptance

E. Monitoring of progress in requirements elicitation

A. Unambiguous

B. Necessary

C. Adequate

D. Complete

E. Understandable

A. Even requirements using "should" are mandatory.

B. "Shall" is used for mandatory requirements.

C. "May" is used for requirements that are strongly desired, but not mandatory.

D. "Will" is used for the strongest form of mandatory requirements.

A. Experienced requirements engineers do better with a lightweight RE process.

B. Complexity requires a more loose, informal RE process to be dealt with.

C. All the other options are wrong.

D. A tight budget requires a robust RE process to compensate.

A. Its requirements adhere to mandatory structuring or formatting guidelines.

B. It falls within the relevant system scope, contributing to at least one stakeholder goal.

C. Its requirements are linked to their origins, to their implementation and to other dependent requirements.

D. Its requirements reflect the genuine and agreed-upon needs of stakeholders.

A. "traceable"

B. "conformant"

C. "necessary"

D. "adequate"

A. it is self-contained, providing all the necessary information for its understanding, implementation, and verification.

B. all stakeholders interpret it in the same way, leaving no room for multiple interpretations.

C. it is possible to determine whether the implementation fulfills the requirement.

D. it reflects the genuine and agreed-upon needs of the stakeholders.

A. The requirements engineer delivers input for the work of the stakeholder.

B. The output from the requirements engineer is managed by the stakeholder.

C. The stakeholder delivers input for the requirements engineer.

D. The stakeholder monitors the work of the requirements engineer.

E. The work of the requirements engineer is not related to the role of the stakeholder.

A. No process

B. The same usual process

C. A less formal process

D. A stricter than normal process

A. Context diagram with data flows

B. Statediagram

C. Class diagram

D. Use case diagram

A. It has to be submitted to the Change Control Board.

B. It has to be submitted to the Product Owner.

C. An impact analysis should be performed to clarify the consequences of the change.

D. It can be changed at will by the author.

A. A model gives a representation of reality.

B. A model is used to increase information in relation to the reality, allowing for a deeper understanding.

C. Models help by reducing complexity, focusing only on relevant aspects and making reality easier to analyze or understand.

D. Models are made for a specific purpose.