Section 11 - Documenting + Modelling requirements (10%) Flashcards

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What are the 2 ways of documenting requirements?

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  • Text based: requirement catalogue, user story
  • Diagrammatic: data model, use case model, business process model
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What details do requirement catalogues include?

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  • type
  • priority
  • stakeholders
  • source
  • description
  • related requirements
  • ACs
  • owner
  • identifier
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What are the 4 types of requirement?

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  • Functional: What needs to be done
  • Non-functional: How it needs to be done
  • General: Rules to operate within
  • Technical: What it has to work with e.g. systems
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Briefly explain user stories

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  • As a … I want … So that
  • Held in the backlog + actively prioritised by the PO
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Briefly explain use case diagrams

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  • Box includes activities that go in a project
  • Activities then connect to actors outside the box
  • Box boundary represents the action to occur (high level)
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Briefly explain class models

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  • Shows name, attributes of the class + case in which it is used
  • Can be joined in a diagram to show the nature of the relationship between 2 classes in a class diagram
  • The lines between classes are business rules
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Briefly explain the product backlog

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  • Collection of epics + stories
  • Priority ordered by PO
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What are the 3 types of backlog?

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  • Sprint
  • Release
  • Project
    Comprise of stories that need completing within each
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