최신BCS Practitioner Certificate in Requirements Engineering 2018 - RE18무료샘플문제
A car manufacturer wishes to understand what customers want from its cars. Consequently, it has invited one hundred customers to a series of meetings, where they will explore new technology and generate ideas for future developments and directions.
The outcomes of these meetings will be considered by the team responsible for new car development.
Which requirements elicitation technique is going to be used?
The following two requirements have been captured during elicitation:
REQ#1: The system will operate during standard working hours, 5 days a week (Monday to Friday) | Priority = S(houl(d). Source = Operations assistant.
REQ#2: The system will operate during extended working hours, 6 days a week (Monday to Saturday) | Priority = S(houl(d). Source = Operations supervisor.
The owner of these requirements (the operations director) is content that REQ#1 and REQ#2 should be replaced by:
REQ#99 - The system must operate from 06:00 to 20:00, Monday to Saturday.
What update to the requirements catalogue is needed to reflect this change?
A project team has decided that it wishes to adopt an agile/iterative approach to a development project. The following principles have been agreed upon to guide the selection of elicitation techniques:
1) We will embrace the evolutionary and re-factoring principles of
iterative development in our approach to requirements elicitation.
2) We need to build a broad (but basi(C) understanding of how teams
work together in the current business situation.
3) We need to build strong personal relationships to ensure we can
instil empowerment and collaboration in the team.
Which of the following sets of elicitation techniques would support all these principles?
An international travel operator has a customer services department responsible for investigating complaints made by holidaymakers. The department has five members of staff based in its head office.
A business analyst is working on a project to replace the existing holiday management system and has compiled the following requirements from a range of elicitation activities:
1. The solution should be fully accessible in the English, French and
German languages.
2. Users should be able to retrieve holiday details by booking
reference number.
3. Holiday providers shall be able to add the details, date and prices
of their tours directly onto the system.
4. The solution will be able to support up to 2000 concurrent active
users.
5. The solution will be restorable from back-up within 4 hours.
6. The solution should be able to retrieve holiday details within 10
seconds.
Which of the following represents the correct categorization of the requirements?
A business analyst is in the process of completing the requirements document for a project. She has made the following 'to-do' list of actions to help keep track of her work:
1. Need to amend the description of the scope of the project.
2. Need to record the terminology used throughout the document.
3. Need to add the use cases and the as-is business process diagrams.
When she completes all of these actions, which requirements document sections will not have been updated?
The following requirements are for a new call centre customer management system:
REQ#1: Must allow the operator to leave work at 5pm.
REQ#2: Must allow users to operate the system anywhere in the world.
REQ#3: Should allow the customer to log a call.
REQ#4: Should be implemented in the English language.
REQ#5: Must allow the operator to amend and delete a call record.
Requirements analysis checks for the following:
(a) Potentially infeasible requirements.
(b) Requirements that pre-define a solution.
(c) Requirements which are actually multiple requirements.
(d) Requirements that conflict.
(e) Requirements that do not relate to the business objective.
Which of these issues can be identified in this requirements set?
Isamu is a business analyst working on a project. Unfortunately, it is not progressing as hoped or planned.
He has identified that the main issues with the users on the project are:
1) They manage complex processes and they do not seem to be able to
articulate their needs.
2) They claim they cannot engage in requirements elicitation as they
simply do not know what is possible.
Which elicitation technique would best address both these issues?
A project manager has stated that he wants 'secure and controlled access to documentation, as well as support for impact analysis and traceability in terms of version history'.
What element of requirements management will offer this?