Topic 3 Flashcards

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list the 6 requirement gathering techniques

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  1. Interview users and stakeholders
  2. Distribute and gather questionnaires
  3. Review input, output and documentation
  4. Observe & document business processes
  5. Building effective prototypes
  6. Research vendor solutions
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What technique to use when dealing with high interactivity?

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Building effective prototype

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3
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What technique to use when dealing with general requirements?

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Research vendor solutions

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4
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What technique to use when in-depth requirements are needed?

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Interview users and stakeholders

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5
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What technique to use when input is required from a large amount of people dispersed over a large geographical area?

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Distribute and collect questionnaires

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What technique to use when analyst is unfamiliar with an organization?

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Review input, output and documentation

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7
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What technique to use when gathering quantitative data and validating conflicting information?

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Observe and document business processes

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Properties of requirements

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  1. Exhaustive
  2. Unambiguous
  3. Consistent
  4. Prioritized
  5. Verifiable
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Activity for requirement gathering

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  1. Gather detailed information
  2. Identify functional requirements
  3. Identify non-functional requirements
  4. Prioritize requirements
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What is functional requirements?

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Features that the system must have.

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What is non-functional requirements?

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Constraints that the new system must meet.

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