IBM Engineering Requirements Management DOORS Next Specialty (S2000-001) Certification Sample Questions

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IBM S2000-001 Sample Questions:

01. An analyst is deciding whether to raise a question about a requirement as a comment on it or as a message to the author.
What is the strongest argument for the comment?
a) It prevents the requirement from being changed until the question is answered
b) It reaches the author faster than a message would
c) It stays with the requirement, where the next reader will find it
d) It notifies everybody with access to the project that a question has been raised
 
02. A project runs frequent reviews but its specifications keep reaching development with unresolved disagreements.
What most likely explains this?
a) Reviews are being conducted before the content is complete enough to assess
b) The reviews are being run on live content rather than on a baseline of it
c) Too many participants are named on each review for a consensus to be practical
d) Review outcomes are recorded without the objections behind them being settled
 
03. Why does a project constrain an attribute to an agreed set of values?
(Choose two.)
a) The artifact carrying it is included in every baseline automatically
b) The value can no longer be changed once it has been set
c) Everybody recording the value means the same thing by it
d) The attribute becomes visible to users who otherwise lack access
e) Filters and reports built on it return dependable results
 
04. A system is assembled from three components, each of which exists in several versions.
What must a configuration state so that links between the components resolve correctly?
(Choose two.)
a) The order in which the components were added to the system
b) That the versions selected across the components are coordinated with one another
c) Which team is responsible for maintaining each of the components
d) Which version of each component's content is in scope
e) How many artifacts each component currently contains
 
05. Which things does a review record that a comment thread does not?
(Choose two.)
a) A decision reached about the content
b) Which specific people were asked to judge the content
c) Which artifacts the content depends on elsewhere in the project
d) The date on which the content was last changed
e) The reasoning behind a point that somebody raised
 
06. A coverage report shows 100% of requirements linked to tests, yet defects are found in areas nobody tested.
What does this reveal about the measure?
a) The requirements were linked before the tests had been written
b) It counts relationships rather than judging whether the tests are adequate
c) The report was produced from a baseline rather than from the current content
d) Some of the links point to test cases that have not yet been executed
 
07. A comparison between two baselines reports a large number of differences, most of which turn out to be insignificant.
What does this suggest?
a) The two baselines were taken too close together in the project's schedule
b) One of the two baselines was taken before the content had been reviewed
c) The comparison is including changes that do not matter for the question being asked
d) The comparison should have been run against the current stream instead
 
08. What is the essential trade-off between reusing content by sharing it and reusing it by copying?
a) Sharing keeps a single source of truth; copying allows the two to change independently
b) Sharing is suited to text requirements, while copying handles graphical content more reliably
c) Sharing requires the projects to run on the same release schedule as one another
d) Sharing requires more storage; copying keeps each project self-contained and smaller
 
09. A program must choose between a live dashboard and a formatted document for reporting requirements status to an external auditor.
Which consideration decides it?
a) Whether the program has the licences needed to produce formatted documents
b) Whether the requirements have been baselined at the point the report is produced
c) Whether the auditor is willing to be given access to the requirements tool
d) Whether the audience needs a fixed record they can retain and refer back to
 
10. A product family has three variants sharing most of their requirements. The organization wants one source of truth for the shared content.
Which approach fits?
a) Hold the shared content in a single component that each of the variants' configurations includes
b) Copy the shared requirements into each variant's project and keep them aligned by review
c) Maintain the shared requirements in the largest variant and link to them from the others
d) Export the shared requirements each release and import them into the other two variants

Answers:

Question: 01
Answer: c
Question: 02
Answer: d
Question: 03
Answer: c, e
Question: 04
Answer: b, d
Question: 05
Answer: a, b
Question: 06
Answer: b
Question: 07
Answer: c
Question: 08
Answer: a
Question: 09
Answer: d
Question: 10
Answer: a

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