IBM Requirements Management with Use Cases - Part 1 - C2010-636무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. Data values

B. Testing procedures

C. Sub-components

D. Non-functional requirements

A. Establish a common vision

B. Establish common vocabulary

C. Establish testable requirements

D. Define universal constraints

A. True

B. False

A. Inception

B. Transition

C. Elaboration

D. Construction

A. Place the requirement in the "Special Requirements" property of a Use Case Report.

B. Write the requirement so that a measurement can determine if it is met.

C. Create a traceability link from the requirement to a testable functional requirement.

D. Add a traceability link from it back to a feature on which it is based.

A. Authors can organize sections in the document to suit the individual project.

B. Documents appear familiar.

C. Authors can reuse the work of others, rather than starting from a blank page.

D. Users with update permission can change the document.

A. Scope baseline

B. Scope of requirements

C. Scope creep

D. Scope attribute

A. Runs on the Windows 95 operating system

B. Includes a Phone Installation class

C. Accommodates simulataneous entry of information from up to 100 installers

D. Produces a status report

A. Requirement is harder to read

B. Requirement is easier to read

C. Glossary requires fewer definitions

D. Glossary requires more definitions

A. Customers use the Requirements Specification to specify what they want.

B. Customers outline the Requirements Specification.

C. Customers pay to have the developers write the detailed Requirements Specification.

D. Customers vote on whether to include a particular requirement.