QUESTION: 13

In a meeting held with the goal of validating a set of requirements, two participants become involved in an in-depth discussion about the content of a requirement. One of the participants is of the opinion that the requirement must be realized as described, since the success of the product is otherwise jeopardized. The other party dissents and argues that this requirement cannot be realized technically as described. What is the best way for you to react to this situation? (1 Point)

You note both arguments and let the project manager make the decision.
You invite all stakeholders to a workshop and try to reach agreement.
You prefer the second opinion since you believe that the discussion makes no sense if the requirement cannot be realized.
You get together with the affected stakeholders and attempt to reach an agreement on this.

Answer(s): D

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QUESTION: 14

Within system development, conflicts continually arise between stakeholders with regard to the requirements. As a requirements engineer, how do you handle conflicts in projects best? (1 Point)

You resolve the conflict with the best resolution technique available to you.
You analyze the conflict, try to bring about a solution with a suitable technique and document relevant information about the conflict.
You ignore the conflict since this is a matter for project management.
In order to resolve such conflicts you escalate them via the escalation paths defined in the project.

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 15

One activity in managing requirements includes prioritization of the requirements. Which of the following criteria is not a sensible criterion for prioritization? (1 Point)

The impact on the existing operational system (operating environment)
The influence on the overall success of the business
The effort for the validation of the requirements
The costs resulting from the implementation of the requirements
Which requirements must be implemented in which release

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 16

Which definition best characterizes the term "traceability" in terms of requirements engineering? (2 Points)

Traceability of the effort for the elicitation of requirements, beginning with the elicitation of the documentation right to the point of requirements acceptance
Monitoring of progress in requirements elicitation
Ability to analyze requirements for contradictory content, especially between the requirements specifications and the test cases
Traceability of the requirements, along with the associated documents, from the requirements elicitation to the implementation
Level of stabilisation between the elicited and approved requirements

Answer(s): D

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