Question

Which of these observations are generally present in Requirements Engineering (RE)?'

There is a “why, what and how” paradox

Customers do not pay for RE because they only pay the final deliverables

The RE community has long agreed that RE should not be concerned with the solution space issues such as architecture

Requirements engineer as a profession needs to be properly positioned between a generalist and a specialist

All of above

Answer 1

All of the above is the correct answer.

Option A (There is a "why, what and how" paradox)
A requirement has to question these things that what are the requirments and why those requirements are necessary and how do you want to display them.

Option B (Customers do not pay for RE because they only pay the final deliverables)
Yes, customer does not care about anything except the final product or software or service.
He does not have special pay for every step needed to do the final task.
So, he does not pay for the RE but organization pay RE for his work.

Option C(The RE community has long agreed that RE should not be concerned with the solution space issues such as architecture)
Yes, the RE should not care about the solution issue, this is developer's concern. RE just have to complete all necessary requirement details.

Option D (Requirements engineer as a profession needs to be properly positioned between a generalist and a specialist​​​​​​​)
Yes, RE should be positioned between generalist and specialist to continue his work. He takes input from generalist and do his work and then gives the output to the specialist.




So, All of the above is the correct answer.





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