Business Analysis and Project Management Flashcards
What are project requirements?
Requirements that focus on work to be compelted
What are product requirements?
Requirements that focus on a project end result’s attributes
Does business analysis focus on project requirements or product requirements?
Product requirements
Who conducts requirements management?
Product manager
Does requirement management cover product requirements or project requirements?
Both
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan comes up with the requirements to generate them from a product point of view?
Business Analysis
Which plan is more worried about collecting, and maintaining and managing requirements that have already been outlined?
Requirements Management plan
What are the 8 factors that influence the approach to business analysis? (Project environment)
Project size/complexity Type of project Risk level and tolerance Project timeline Geospatial considerations Regulatory and legal constraints Competitive landscape Technological landscape
What are the four factors that influence the approach to business analysis? (Project environment)
Project size/complexity
Type of project
Risk level and tolerance
Project timeline
What are the four factors that influence the approach to business analysis? (Project environment)
Project size/complexity
Type of project
Risk level and tolerance
Project timeline
What are adaptive projects? (Project life cycle impact)
Projects driven by change, agile in nature
What are predictive projects?
Projects planned upfront with the goal of requiring as little change as possible along the way
What are iterative projects?
Projects with repeated phases to refine the end product incrementally
What are non-interative projects?
Projects that take place over one continuous phase or set of sequential phases
What activities vary by life cycle model?
Timing and prioritisation of activities
How changes are handled
How results are formatted
Which activities are most useful
What is the purpose of lessons learned?
To review past analysis and projects in order to avoid past mistakes and build on past successes in planning analysis
What is the purpose of lessons learned?
To review past analysis and projects in order to avoid past mistakes and build on past successes in planning analysis
What is the purpose of retrospectives?
They can help us make course corrections as work is underway to continually refine our approach
What is the purpose of retrospectives?
They can help us make course corrections as work is underway to continually refine our approach
What is the purpose of retrospectives?
They can help us make course corrections as work is underway to continually refine our approach
What is the purpose of retrospectives?
They can help us make course corrections as work is underway to continually refine our approach
When do you do lessons learned?
At the end of the project
When do you do retrospectives?
At the end of iterations
