Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) — Question 151

What are the requirements that describe the behaviors of a product called?

Answer options

• A. Functional requirements
• B. Nonfunctional requirements
• C. Solution requirements
• D. Transition requirements

Correct answer: A

Explanation

Functional requirements refer to the specific behaviors or functions of a product, detailing what the system should do. Nonfunctional requirements focus on how a system performs under certain conditions but do not describe specific behaviors. Solution requirements and transition requirements address different aspects of product development and deployment, making them incorrect in this context.