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Question 1

UAT

Answer 1

See user acceptance test

Question 2

UML®

Answer 2

See unified modelling language

Question 3

unified modelling language™ A notation specified by the Object Management

Answer 3

Group for describing software application structure, behaviour, and architecture. It can also be used for describing business processes and data structures. The most common UML® diagrams used by business analysts are use case diagrams, activity diagrams, state machine diagrams (also known as state diagrams), and class diagrams.

Question 4

use case

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A description of the observable interaction between an actor (or actors) and a solution that occurs when the actor uses the system to accomplish a specific goal

Question 5

use case diagram

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A type of diagram defined by UML® that captures all actors and use cases involved with a system or product

Question 6

user

Answer 6

See end user

Question 7

user acceptance test (UAT)

Answer 7

Assessing whether the delivered solution meets the
needs of the stakeholder group that will be using the solution. The assessment is validated against identified acceptance criteria

Question 8

user requirement

Answer 8

See stakeholder requirement

Question 9

user story

Answer 9

A small, concise statement of functionality or quality needed to deliver value to a specific stakeholder