최신ISQI IREB Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering. Foundation Level - CPRE-FL_Syll_3.0무료샘플문제

A. The tread is pulled in once the door is closed.

B. Double pressing of the door button countermands the currently running action.

C. If the door is closed, it is subsequently opened.

D. If the door is open, it is subsequently closed.

E. The light-emitting diode is deactivated at the end of the process.

A. Form template

B. All the other options are wrong.

C. Phrase template

D. Document template

A. ...are something else than what is described in the other options.

B. ...establish the domain properties for a socio-technical or cyber-physical system.

C. ...are a subset of the stakeholder domain, such as the user requirements.

D. ...focus on the organization's business goals, objectives, and needs domains of a system.

A. "Management of requirements" tools are used to manage the RE workflow.

B. Office tools should never be used to manage requirements.

C. All the other options are wrong.

D. "Collaboration in RE" tools are used for sharing requirements.

A. Elicitation of requirements

B. Tool support for RE

C. Documentation of requirements

D. Validation of requirements

A. During a brainstorm, quality prevails over quantity.

B. All the other options are wrong.

C. In system archaeology, requirements are extracted from existing systems by analyzing their documentation or implementation.

D. Reuse of requirements is not an elicitation technique.

A. They set what the system shall do.

B. They set required domain properties.

C. They set business goals and objectives of an organization.

D. They set what the users desire from their perspective.

A. Internal users are inside the system while using it.

B. Individuals who deliberately attempt to interact with the system in a harmful or malicious manner are referred to as misusers.

C. Personas are fictional characters representing typical user groups of a system.

D. It is not uncommon that external users are unaware of the system being developed.

A. 1 manager can manage 2 projects.

B. There are up to 12 workers to work on a given number of projects.

C. 11 workers may work in a single project.

D. 1 manager can manage 1 single project.