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SWE

...... Usually apply to the system as a whole and not to any specific use case.
Non-functional Requirements
Functional Requirements
The concept of usability is multifaceted. 
True
False
"Ease of access to and use of specific functionality" is the definition of:
Ease of Use
Accessibility
Availability
"System capability to resist external disturbance, such as invalid input or shortage of resources. "
Fault tolerance
Accuracy
Safety
Robustness
"Preciseness with which the system calculates values. "
Accuracy
Safety
Security
Robustness
"Sensitivity of the system to failures of some of its parts. "
Safety
Security
Robustness
Fault tolerance
Any threats to users, data, system components, or interoperating systems presented by use of the system.
Safety
Security
Robustness
Fault tolerance
The rate at which the system performs its tasks. This can be expressed in the number of transactions per minute.
Response Time
Throughput
Recovery Time
Startup/shutdown time
Capacity
The length of time it takes the system to finish processing and responding back to user requests.
Response Time
Throughput
Recovery Time
Startup/shutdown time
Capacity
.......... Is the ability of the software to be easily modified to accommodate enhancements and repairs.
Performance
Supportability
Reliability
Usability
Configurability is under:
Performance
Supportability
Usability
Reliability
......... and ........... Are sometimes called Flexibility
Configurability
Installability
Upgradeability
Changeability
Reusability
The languages the system supports.
Changeability
Installability
Configurability
Localizability
Non-functional requirements may be very difficult to state precisely.
True
False
Imprecise requirements may be easy to verify.
True
False
The development team only writes the use cases.
True
False
Use cases later drive test case development.
True
False
Use cases force developers to think through the design of a system from the perspective of a user.
True
False
Use cases provide an ordering mechanism for requirements
True
False
A use case diagram is a UML-diagram
True
False
Every use case usually has a minimum of one primary actor
True
False
Development of the use cases may be done in parallel with the design and implementation of the user interface.
True
False
Can use iterative and incremental techniques to converge on the GUI and the use case at the same time.
True
False
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