CS510 Midterm MCQs by VU Topper RM

Q1. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

SRS is prepared in__________ phase of SDLC. A. Design phase B. Testing Phase C. Evaluation Phase

D. Requirement Phase

Q2. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

" Modeling" helps us in __________. A. Visualization B. Communication with customer C. Reduction of complexity

D. All of the given options

Q3. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

One of component of Use case diagram is: A. Pre-Condition B. Alternate Path

C. Actor

D. All of these options

Q4. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

Which of the following does not include flow of information or decision?

1. Activity Diagram
2. Sequence Diagram
3. Use case Diagram
4. State machine

Correct answer: State machine

Q5. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

In use case diagram, the relationship between actor and usecase is called:

A. Association

B. Union C. Interaction D. Intersection

Q6. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

Which of the following title/heading is NOT part of Detailed Use Case (Narrative form)?

1. Actors
2. Priority
3. Outcome
4. Pre-Condition

Correct answer: Outcome

Q7. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

Which of the following is not a proper use case name?

1. BookOrder
2. CancelOrder
3. FlightNumber
4. TrackOrder

Correct answer: FlightNumber

Q8. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

Nested State Diagram is a form of___________. A. Constrained Relationship B. And Relationship

C. Or Relationship

D. Exhaustive Relationship

Q9. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

Initial state, in state machine modeling is represented by:

A. Black filled circle

B. Dotted filled circle C. Blank Circle D. None of the given options

Q10. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

Which of the following is/are NOT the “Cognitive Requirement Elicitation" technique(s)?

1. Laddering only
2. Card Sorting only
3. Contextual Grids
4. Both laddering and Card Sorting

Correct answer: Contextual Grids

Q11. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

In context of contextual elicitation techniques, another name for " Observation" is:

A. Social analysis

B. Domain analysis C. System analysis D. Dual analysis

Q12. Vu-Topper RM (1 marks)

The techniques that collect requirements in context of the user are called:

A. Contextual techniques

B. Conventional techniques C. Hybrid techniques D. Domain techniques