CCBA · Question #113
In order to have high quality in requirements, all of the following characteristics should exist in the requirements except for which one?
The correct answer is D. Constrained. According to the BABOK® Guide, high quality requirements should have the following characteristics: atomic, complete, consistent, concise, feasible, unambiguous, testable, prioritized, and traceable. Cohesive, consistent, and complete are among these characteristics, while constr
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In order to have high quality in requirements, all of the following characteristics should exist in the requirements except for which one?
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- ACohesive
- BConsistent
- CComplete
- DConstrained
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D92% (33)
Explanation
According to the BABOK® Guide, high quality requirements should have the following characteristics: atomic, complete, consistent, concise, feasible, unambiguous, testable, prioritized, and traceable. Cohesive, consistent, and complete are among these characteristics, while constrained is not. Constrained means that the requirements are limited by some factors, such as budget, time, or resources, which may affect their quality negatively.
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