Certified Systems Engineering Professional Csep · Free Practice Question Easy
Question 41
[ID-3080] A requirement whose intent and details are aligned with the level of abstraction of its associated entities is called:
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A
Appropriate
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B
Correct
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C
Unambiguous
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D
Conforming
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: A
A.
The question statement describes the "appropriate" requirement statement characteristic. See INCOSE SE Handbook 5th Ed., section 2.3.5.3, p.116.
B.
A requirement is correct when it accurately reflects the need from which it was transformed. See INCOSE SE Handbook 5th Ed., section 2.3.5.3, p.116.
C.
A requirement is unambiguous when it can only be interpreted in one way by the stakeholders. See INCOSE SE Handbook 5th Ed., section 2.3.5.3, p.116.
D.
A requirement is conforming when its writing adheres to an approved stylestandard/pattern/guide. See INCOSE SE Handbook 5th Ed., section 2.3.5.3, p.116.
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