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11 Requirements Flashcards

1
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Environment where product will operate

A

Application domain

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2
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Taking requirements

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Requirements elicitation / capture

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3
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Refining requirements

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Requirements analysis

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4
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Description of business processes of organization

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Business Model

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5
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Pre-planned, often closed-ended questioning

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Structured Interview

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6
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Begins with planned questions, then goes forth based on responses

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Unstructured Interview

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7
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Primary UML diagram for business model

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Use Case

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8
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Models interaction between software and users

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Use Case

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9
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Users of product and interested parties

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Actors

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10
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Action product must do

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Functional Requirement

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11
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Properties of product

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Nonfunctional / Quality Requirements

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12
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Quick-built software with key functions

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Rapid Prototype

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13
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Font size, color, line length, etc.

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Human Factors

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14
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User Story Format

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As a __, I would like to __, so I can __

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15
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Agile

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Concept, people-centered application and development (vs. process-centered)

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16
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Inception

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Basic vision statement, user stories, see if similar things available, business and engineering risks, 1 sprint

17
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Elaboration

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How to minimize SE risks, 2 sprints

18
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Application Domain

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Environment wherein product will operate

19
Q

Business Model

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Description of business process of organization

20
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Use Case

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Models interaction between user and software

21
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Human Factors

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Font size, color, line length, etc.

22
Q

People-centered application and development concept

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Agile

23
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Vision statement, user stories, similar products, bus and SE risks

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Inception

24
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Analysing how to reduce SE risks

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Elaboration

25
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Metrics for Reqs phase

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Number of changes made to reqs later, and by whom

26
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Affordance

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Well-designed thing that intuitively helps you use it

27
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Metaphor

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Bringing knowledge of one domain into another, kinda

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