Requirements and Reliability Flashcards

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What are requirements?

A

A detailed description of what the customer wants. Requirements can be used to test the system once it’s built.

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What features should requirements have?

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Unambiguous
Complete
Verifiable
Consistent
Modifiable 
Traceable
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What are mandatory requirements?

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Necessary conditions a minimal system must have. They are either passed of failed with no middle ground.

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What are preference requirements?

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Conditions that would improve the system. Scoring functions evaluate figures of merit.

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What is a specification?

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A detailed description of what should be constructed, based on requirements.

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6
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What are RAMS requirements?

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Reliability - failure rate
Availability - percentage of time the system is running
Maintainability
Safety

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7
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What happens to the voltage and capacity of batteries in series?

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Voltage doubles

Capacity stays the same

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What happens to the voltage and capacity of batteries in parallel

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Voltage stays the same

Capacity doubles

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What are the power saving modes and how do they work?

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Active - fully functional
Idle - CPU not clocked, peripherals are clocked
Sleep - neither CPU or peripherals are clocked

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