1.2.5 - Describe methods of obtaining requirements from stakeholders. Flashcards

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Give 3 advantages of surveys.

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1) A large amount of data from a large group can be gathered.
2) Takes little time to analyse (if done electronically).
3) They’re simple.

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Give 4 disadvantages of surveys.

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1) It’s hard to ask the “right question”.
2) Information gathered is limited by questionnaire.
3) Can be biased.
4) Quality of responses not ensured.

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Give 2 advantages of interviews.

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1) They allow a lot of very detailed information to be gathered.
2) People can be asked about what they don’t like about the system.

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Give a disadvantage of interviews.

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They take a long time.

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Give an advantage of direct observation.

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First-hand, unbiased information can be gathered.

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Give a disadvantage of direct observation.

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Often people might not work the way they normally do when being observed.

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Describe collecting documents as a method of obtaining information about a system.

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Collecting documents involves looking in the documents currently being used in the system to try to find out how it works.

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Give 2 advantages of collecting documents.

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1) Detailed information about the present system can be gathered.
2) It can be seen where the old system has problems.

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Give 2 disadvantages of collecting documents.

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1) Time consuming.
2) Just looking at the forms/outputs may be confusing.

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