What is a result of the process Specify information requirement?

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Options

• Aa functional design
• Ba list of functional and non-functional demands
• Can approved test strategy

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  94% (31)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because "Specify information requirement" is a requirements-gathering process whose primary output is a structured list of what the system must do (functional demands) and how well it must do it (non-functional demands, e.g., performance, security). The process is about capturing needs, not yet designing or validating solutions.

Option A (functional design) is wrong because a functional design is an output of a design process that comes after requirements are specified - it describes how requirements will be implemented, not what they are.

Option C (an approved test strategy) is wrong because a test strategy is an output of a test planning process, which uses the requirements list as input - it cannot exist before the requirements are defined.

Memory tip: Think of the process name literally - "Specify" = write down what you need. The output must be a list of needs (demands), not a solution (design) or a validation plan (test strategy). Requirements come before design, which comes before testing.

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