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1
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Define BA.

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Business Analyst is an individual that serves as liaision between the business and the tech team.

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Define Stakeholder?

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An individual who represents the business.

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What is walk through session?

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Meetings in which BA gathers requirements.

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What is feasibility analysis?

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Meeting with the tech team where BA ascertains whether project is possible.

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What is business sign-off?

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Meeting where business agrees to move forward with project after finalizing of the requirements.

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What is UX team and what is their responsibility?

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UX is user experience team who is tasked with creating various designs, mock-ups and concepts for the project.

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What is Dev team and what is their responsibility?

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Responsible for creating the product.

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What is QA team and their responsibility?

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quality assurance team is charged with insuring that the product is bug free .

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What is out of scope?

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Term for when requirements unrelated to the project are added.

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What is current State?

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It defines how the processes work currently. e.g. what is the current state of the system?

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What is future state?

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This sections describes how the process should work once the project is completed. e.g. how do we want the state of the system to be?

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What is Daily stand up?

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Held at the beginning of each day. The scrum team takes turn informing everyone of their status.
what we did yesterday
what we will do today
are there any blockers

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What is waterfall methodology?

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Waterfall methodology implements the phases of SDLC in a sequential manner. One phase has to be completed before the next phase can begin. Once a phase is completed, it is generally not revisited.

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14
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Who is the leader of team in (waterfall)

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Product Owner?

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What is scope document and its purpose?

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Short document that sets the criteria of the project.
It is a high-level artifact that captures the parameters of a given project.
It helps establish what requirements may be gathered for a project and presents scope creep.

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Definiation of BRD?

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BRD is business requirements document, that contains business requirements gathered in walkthrough sessions. It also contains the overview and the scope of the project.

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Defination of FRD?

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FRD document defines the functionality of a system or features of a project and defines the technical aspects of business requirements.

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What is the role of PO?

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Representative of the business, the PO identifies which features are needed for a project.

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What is the role of SM (Scrum Master)

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Represents management of the scrum team. Responsible for ensure there are no impediments and the team is on track.

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What is a user story?

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High level business requirement(s) for a feature.

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21
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What is the structure of a value statement?

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As a (role), I want to (goal), so that I can (reason).

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What are story points?

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The amount of effort a story will take is generally representated as ‘points’ (i.e 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 etc). It does not equate to the lenght of time rather it represents level of effort.
A two point story is twice as long as one point story.

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23
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Difference between project and product?

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Product is the end state, it is the finished work that is being delivered.
Project is the process and the effort that is implemented to build a product.

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What is SDLC?

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It is the system development life cycle referred to as software development life cycle. It is a framework that defines various tasks that need to be completed at each phase.

Process used in software projects to manage the development and life cycle of the project.

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What is agile?

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An alternative approach to implement SDLC in a iterative and incremental way.
Agile is an alternative approach to software project management.

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What is Scrum?

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It is a way to implement Agile, develops features in small time box iterative called sprints.

27
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What is sprint?

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A 2-4 week cycle in which phases of SDLC are implemented to develop features. It is implemented in Scrum.
CADDTL.

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What is Sprint planning meeting?

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Held at the beginning of each sprint, determines which user stories will be completed during the sprint.

29
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Phases of SDLC and summary?

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CADDTL - summarize

30
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What does BA do once development begins?

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Provide examples:

31
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What is an architect and its responsibility?

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This role exists within the tech team. Architect understands how various backend processes works. They have unique understanding of databases, processes, applications etc. and how they work cohesively.

32
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Defination of SME?

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Subject matter expertise.
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A subject matter expert (SME) is an individual with a deep understanding of a particular topic.

33
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Defination of Change Request?

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It is a procedure used when a change must be made to the project requirements.

34
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What is Acceptance Criteria?

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Functional requirements that define how the user story will work.

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What is product backlog?

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A list of all the work that needs to be completed for the project.

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What is sprint backlog?

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A list of the user storied needed to be completed in a given sprint.

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What is sprint review session?

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Held at the end of sprint, the completed work is demoed to the PO. The team reviews its performance.

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What is sprint retrospective?

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End of sprint meeting, internal meeting to foster team collaboration. It allows team to identify areas of improvement.

39
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What is UAT?

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After developing and testing the projects, BA demos project to stakeholders by conduction user acceptance test (UAT).
BA demos various features of the project.

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What is the difference between business requirement and functional requirement?

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Requirements gotten from the business are referred to as business requirements. BR are high level requirements that captures the strategic goals , needs or objectives of the project.
Functional requirement specifies how a business requirement may be implemented.

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What is gap analysis?

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Gap analysis is a formal study of how a project is currently progressing and where it plans to go in the future

42
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What is Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM)?

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RTM provides the visibility into the relationship between business requirements, functional requirements and features.

43
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What is UML?

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It is a standard visual modeling language which has various uses.
It helps with analysis, design and implementation of software bases systems.
UML is a common language for business analysis, software architects and developers to describe, specify, design and document existing or new business processess, structures and bevhaviors of software systems.

44
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What is activity diagram?

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Most common and useful diagram a BA may create.
It is a simple and intuitive illustration of what happens in a workflow, what activities can be done is parallel, and whether there are alternative paths through the workflow.

45
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What is ready state?

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in a state of completion or preparedness, as for use or action.

46
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What is velocity?

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Velocity demonstrates how much work a team completes during a sprint. A velocity of 20 means a team completed 20 points of stories in the sprint.

47
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What is Kanban board?

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It is a way for teams and organization to visualize their work, identify and eliminate impediments and achieve operational improvments. It is divided into swimlanes which identifies work to be done, work in analysis, work being developed and tested and work that has been completed and launched.

48
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Name Scrum ceremonies?

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Run largely by Scrum Master.
Sprint Planning Meeting
Sprint Review Meeting
Sprint Retrospective

49
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What is done state?

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The definition of done (DoD) is when all conditions, or acceptance criteria, that a software product must satisfy are met and ready to be accepted by a user, customer, team, or consuming system

50
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What is Jad Session?

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Walkthrough session involving the BA, PO and tech team. Joint application development. Useful in gathering requirements of user stories and getting feedback from the tech team all at once. Fits with Agile’s mission and prevents constant back and forth between business and tech team.

51
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What is use case diagram?

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It depicts the interaction between two or more actors.

In use case, an actor can be a website, a user, etc.

52
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Difference between wireframe and screen mock up?

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Wireframe is the skeletal framework of a webpage may look like.
Screen mockup is a visual depiction of a web page. Unlike wireframe, it is not simply skeletal framework. e.g screenshot of the web page. It is more accurate depiction of how web page will look.

53
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Defination of lead time?

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Time between an issue being logged in and the work being completed on that issue.

54
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What is confluence?

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Confluence gives you the power to organize all of the ideas, content, and files that you and your team create as you bring your vision to life

55
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What are coding enviroments ? give example?

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