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SYS-625 Review QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on SYS-625 concepts and details with this fun quiz game! por Andrea 1 What is a Mission baseline? a A fully articulated and stakeholder affirmed mission, needs, goals, objectives, and CONOPS 2 What is a system? Choose one or more answers a interrelated components working together for a common purpose 3 What does the NASA Lifecycle indicate when you compare Robotic missions and Human Space flights? Choose one or more answers a More artifacts and reviews are required for robotic missions. b NASA has a high risk tolerance for expensive, human space flights c More artifacts and reviews are required for human space flights. d NASA is risk averse for expensive human space flights. 4 What takes place during the process of creating and maintaining the technical baseline? Choose one or more answers a We use baselines to mature our system. b Go through a phase, develop specific artifacts and reach a gate c Continue to next baseline when artifacts are insufficient d Repeat process until all baselines successfully completed. 5 What is the relationship between lifecycle model and product scope? Choose one or more answers a No relationship b Lifecycle model defines product scope c Lifecycle model defines the SEMP d Lifecycle model defines the number of artifacts 6 What is a passive stakeholder? Choose one or more answers a an individual or organization that actively interfaces with the system of interest b an individual or organization that can introduce constraints and regulations c an individual or organization that influences the success of the deployed system d none of the above 7 What additional step is recommended when writing requirements? a perform implementation b provide test methods c provide rationale d provide timeline 8 What does partitioning imply? Written answer 9 What information runs horizontally across the top of an IxI or NxN diagram? a -ilities b system inputs c HWCI d risk 10 What is an Incompressible Test List? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a A long list of test requirements b Tests approved by customers on the left side of the V model c Tests approved by customers on the right side of the V model d Non-negotiable tests that must be performed near the end of the project 11 What are the three types of verification? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a description of the verification work to be performed b tests c success criteria d method 12 How many parts quality levels are there? a 7 b 4 c 10 d 5 13 What is the lowest quality parts level? a 5 b 3 c 1 d 0 14 What is the principle of Equal Sweat? a the most efficient team is assigned the most performance and functional requirements b performance and functional requirements are divided up create insurmountable problems c performance and functional requirements are divided up to avoid insurmountable problems d when one system is allocated all the margin, it must perform flawlessly 15 What does V.A.L.I.D. stand for? Written answer 16 Which direction do you work on the left side of the V-Model? Written answer 17 Which direction do you work from on the right side of the V model? Written answer 18 What does COTS stand for? Written answer 19 What does NDI stand for? Written answer 20 What is the significance of an NDI part? a you can buy it b you can make it c you can order it d you already have it 21 What is the significance of a COTS part? a it is part of your inventory b you can buy it c you can break it d you can reuse it 22 What is the main focus of Lean Systems Engineering? a minimal waste, do the job right the first time b complete project within cost constraints c responsible disposal of retired system components d reuse, reduce, and recycle parts 23 What are the six typical life cycle stages? a Concept, Development, Production, Utilization, Support, and Retirement b Concept, Development, Iteration, Implementation, Utilization, and Retirement c Development, Production, Implementation, Utilization, and Retirement d None of the above 24 What is the relationship between the lifecycle model and product scope? a lifecycle model defines product scope and number of artifacts b product scope defines the number of gates in a phase c the lifecycle model highlights functional deficiencies of the scope d All of the above 25 What is another name for a key performance parameter? Written answer 26 These are a subset of non-functional requirements and are often the largest cost drivers. Written answer Feedback 5 The lifecycle model defines product scope and the number of artifacts that must be created for a system. 8 Partitioning implies interfaces (slide 143) 11 The function or quality being verified shall be verified by method. The method shall description of the verification work to be performed. The verification shall be considered successful when the method shows success criteria. (Slide 415) 15 verifiable achievable logical integral definitive (slide 399 Valid Requirements Are...)

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What is a Mission baseline?

What is a system?

What does the NASA Lifecycle indicate when you compare Robotic missions and Human Space flights?

What takes place during the process of creating and maintaining the technical baseline?

What is the relationship between lifecycle model and product scope?

What is a passive stakeholder?

What additional step is recommended when writing requirements?

What does partitioning imply?

What information runs horizontally across the top of an IxI or NxN diagram?

What is an Incompressible Test List? Select all that apply.

What are the three types of verification? Select all that apply.

How many parts quality levels are there?

What is the lowest quality parts level?

What is the principle of Equal Sweat?

What does V.A.L.I.D. stand for?

Which direction do you work on the left side of the V-Model?

Which direction do you work from on the right side of the V model?

What does COTS stand for?

What does NDI stand for?

What is the significance of an NDI part?

What is the significance of a COTS part?

What is the main focus of Lean Systems Engineering?

What are the six typical life cycle stages?

What is the relationship between the lifecycle model and product scope?

What is another name for a key performance parameter?

These are a subset of non-functional requirements and are often the largest cost drivers.