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A. Version numbers are typically composed of at least 2 components: version and increment.

B. Each new version requires a clear description of what was changed in relation to the last version.

C. Version numbers always start with "one".

D. Version control is useful for following the evolving history of a requirement.

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

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

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

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

A. Assertive techniques

B. Sample development techniques

C. Review techniques

D. Evaluation techniques

A. "traceable"

B. "adequate"

C. "necessary"

D. "conformant"

A. The utmost goal of Requirements Engineering is to satisfy users' desires and needs.

B. "Technical" is one of the three kinds of requirements.

C. "Non-functional" is one of the three kinds of requirements.

D. A requirement may be understood as a representation of a stakeholder's need.

A. Rationale

B. Risk

C. Source

D. Difficulty

A. The requirements engineer has no solid project management training.

B. The requirements engineer does not have detailed knowledge of the military norms and standards that should be applied to the system.

C. The requirements engineer is introverted and has no knowledge of requirements elicitation and documentation.

D. The requirements engineer is not familiar with the military ranks and so cannot deal adequately with the hierarchical sensitivities.

A. it reflects the genuine and agreed-upon needs of the stakeholders.

B. it falls within the relevant system scope, ensuring it contributes to fulfilling at least one stakeholder goal or need.

C. it is self-contained, providing all the necessary information for its understanding, implementation, and verification.

D. all stakeholders interpret it in the same way, leaving no room for multiple interpretations.

A. Natural language is flexible.

B. Natural language is expressive.

C. Natural language doesn't require training to be understood.

D. Natural language is unambiguous.

A. A configuration always has 2 dimensions: product and version.

B. A configuration may have multiple versions.

C. A baseline is a stable, validated, and change-controlled configuration that marks a milestone or another kind of resting point in the project.

D. The sprint backlog in an agile project functions as the baseline at the beginning of the next iteration.

A. The models are checked for conformity with the UML definition

B. The model is exported in the XML format

C. Every model element must possess an ID

D. Model elements can be linked via hyperlinks

E. The modeling tool creates reports suitable for management

F. The model elements can be stored under version control

A. Entity-relationship diagram

B. Class diagram

C. Deployment diagram

D. State diagram

E. Data diagram

A. Y = Implementation of requirements; X = Happiness of stakeholders

B. Y = Customer satisfaction; X = Implementation of requirements

C. Y = Customer satisfaction; X = Specified requirements

D. Y = Happiness of stakeholders; X = Implementation of requirements

A. A configuration always has two dimensions: product and customer.

B. Configurations do not have to be uniquely identified.

C. A configuration should allow fallback to a previous configuration if undesired changes occur.

D. A configuration should not be unchangeable.