ITPEC FE Morning October 2018 Question 66
ITPEC FE Morning October 2018 — Question 66 of 80
Requirement Definition — translating gathered analysis into a formal requirements document
The question asks which activity converts information from analysis into a documented set of requirements. The answer is c) Requirement definition.
Requirement definition is the activity where information gathered during analysis is organized and written into a document as a set of requirements — describing what the system should do from the user's perspective.
Why not the others:
- a) Feasibility study — evaluates whether a project is viable (technical, economic, operational) before requirements work begins
- b) Requirement analysis — the process of gathering and understanding stakeholder needs through interviews, observation, and workshops — input to definition
- d) Requirement specification — a more detailed, technical description of how the system should behave, written for developers; comes after definition
Key rule: Analysis (gather info) → Definition (document what is needed) → Specification (detail how to implement it technically).
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