Business Systems Week 2

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Congratulations! You passed! Grade received 100% Latest Submission Grade 100% To pass 80% or higher Go to next item 1. Question 1 What phase of the SDLC results in a System Proposal? 1 / 1 point Plan Analyze Design Implement Correct Analyze phase results in a system proposal. If you want to learn more, please review 2.1-1 System Proposal. 2. Question 2 Which of the following is NOT a desirable quality of a good requirement? 1 / 1 point Necessary Consistent Multiple Correct The requirement statement should include only one requirement with no use of conjunctions. A good requirement should be necessary, consistent, and singular. If you want to learn more, please review 2.1-2b Individual Requirements. 3. Question 3 Which of the following is a good sample syntax for writing a good requirement. 1 / 1 point [Condition] [Subject] [Action] [Object] [Constraint] [Subject] [Condition] [Action] [Object] [Constraint] Correct [Condition] [Subject] [Action] [Object] [Constraint] is a good sample syntax for writing a good requirement. If you want to learn more, please review 2.1- 2c Requirements Language. 4. Question 4 Which of the following is a good sample syntax for writing a good requirement. 1 / 1 point [Subject] [Action] [Subject] [Value] [Condition] [Action or Constraint] [Value] Correct [Condition] [Action or Constraint] [Value] is a good sample syntax for writing a good requirement. If you want to learn more, please review 2.1-2c Requirements Language. 5.
Question 5 Functional requirements are usually discussed with subject-matter experts. 1 / 1 point True False Correct Functional requirements need to involve subject-matter experts because they are the people who perform the tasks or functions everyday to make sure the functions are correct. If you want to learn more, please review 2.1-3 Functional vs. Non-Functional Requirements. 6. Question 6 Non-functional requirements are usually discussed with developers. 1 / 1 point True False Correct Non-functional requirements are inputs into the design phase which are usually forwarded to developers or the team who decides on build or buy. If you want to learn more, please review 2.1-3 Functional vs. Non-Functional Requirements. 7. Question 7 Which traceability method identifies the gold-plating example given at the beginning of the module video? 1 / 1 point Forward Traceability Backward Traceability Correct Traceability starts with sources of the requirement, then making sure it appears in the requirements document and test cases and then final product. Please review 2.1-4b Traceability. 8. Question 8 In what phase of SDLC methodology do we write use cases? 1 / 1 point Plan Analyze Design Implement Correct We write use cases in analysis phase. If you want to learn more, review video 2.2-1a Use Cases Part 1. 9. Question 9 In a use case, what level of detail has exhaustive, numbered steps with data flows? 1 / 1 point Fully-dressed Casual Briefs Correct
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