1)One of the tools that can be used to assist in the Requirements Analysis Process is the use of Behavioral Analysis. This tool:

Develops a set of time-ordered system functions

Creates object, dynamic and functional system views

Defines concurrent, overlapping and sequential functional relationships

Exposes functional architectures to stressful operational situations

Is a diagram that models data flows within a system

2)The Requirements Analysis Process is a stand-alone process with little interaction with other top-down design processes.

True

False

3)Which statement about the use of Quality Function Deployment (QFD) is FALSE?

QFD is a disciplined way of translating customer needs to requirements

QFD uses expert scoring and a series of "What" and "How" matrices

QFD is a substitute for all of the Systems Engineering top-down design processes

The QFD process starts with "the voice of the customer"

4)A "Derived Requirement" is one that is not explicitly stated in the set of Stakeholder Requirements yet required to satisfy one or more of them.

True

False

5)Which of the following is the primary purpose of the Requirements Analysis Process?

To integrate end products satisfying Interface Control Documents

To develop sets of functional architectures and the relationships among them

To logically implement a product from related subsystem end products

To realize products consistent with the Defense Acquisition Framework

6)Why is the attribute of bi-directional traceability considered to be so important? Select the four correct answers.

It relates functions back to their system Technical Requirements

It establishes the basis for one of the key inputs to the Transition Process

It validates that Derived Technical Requirements are "necessary and sufficient"

It helps to ensure each requirement is implemented by at least one function

It facilitates traceability of effort throughout the Requirements Analysis Process