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Introduction & Foundations Quiz
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1. According to the Chaos Report and Boehm's research, approximately what percentage of errors in system development originate during requirements engineering?
2. Which of the following is NOT one of the four core activities of requirements engineering?
3. What is the IREB definition of a stakeholder?
4. If a requirements defect is fixed during acceptance testing instead of during requirements engineering, how much more effort does it typically cost?
5. What is the most common reason for deficient requirements?
6. In agile process models like Scrum or XP, how is requirements engineering typically treated?
7. Which of the following is a constraint rather than a functional or quality requirement?
8. Which capability of a requirements engineer is described as: 'identifying the actual needs of stakeholders and sensing group dynamics'?
9. Which ISO standard provides a classification scheme for quality requirements with categories like performance, security, reliability, and usability?
10. Why do quality requirements deserve special attention according to the IREB syllabus?
