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Requirements Elicitation

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Collect info that is readily available

• Less effort needed to gather

• Generic info is collected

–quality is suspect

a)

Requirements Gathering

b)

Requirements Elicitation

2.

Extract info by probing/digging

• Lot more effort needed to elicit essential info

• Specific info is collected

–much better quality

a)

Requirements Gathering

b)

Requirements Elicitation

3.

face to face interaction. Generally one-to-one

a)

Interviews

b)

Brainstorming

c)

Focus Groups

d)

Requirements Workshop

4.

Arranged when a project contains multiple stake holders.

• All stakeholders sit together in one room

generally spread over multiple days.

• Only requirements or requirements & solutions can be discussed and debated

a)

Interviews

b)

Brainstorming

c)

Focus Groups

d)

Requirements Workshop

5.

A group of people sit together to discuss ideas or opinions or experiences.

• Participants are hand picked for this discussion which is facilitated by a host

• Objective is to use the knowledge/experience of the participants to get diverse set of ideas / opinions /experiences

a)

Interviews

b)

Brainstorming

c)

Focus Groups

d)

Requirements Workshop

6.

Means creating sample working software for demo or just creating an image of how real application will look like

• Basic intention is to show something tangible to stakeholders and make them express themselves either to agree or disagree with our thought process

• can be very basic hand drawn images or sophisticated working software with usable features and logic created with the help of developers

a)

Prototyping

b)

Observation

c)

Survey / Questionnaire

d)

Interface Analysis

7.

Used to elicit information by viewing and understanding activities and their context.

• Can be – Active/Noticeable or Passive/Unnoticeable

a)

Prototyping

b)

Observation

c)

Survey / Questionnaire

d)

Interface Analysis

8.

Used to gather information from large audience with or without meeting them. Info can be gathered about customers, products, work practices, etc.

a)

Prototyping

b)

Observation

c)

Survey / Questionnaire

d)

Interface Analysis

9.

Used to identify why, what, where, when, how, and for whom information is exchanged between solution components or across solutions

a)

Prototyping

b)

Observation

c)

Survey / Questionnaire

d)

Interface Analysis

10.

Elicitation Categories:

• Direct involvement of stakeholders in discussion, sharing experiences and insights.

• Interviews, workshop, brainstorming, etc

a)

Collaborative

b)

Research

c)

Experiment

11.

Elicitation Categories:

•Done by BA with or without direct involvement of stakeholders.

• Survey, document analysis, etc.

a)

Collaborative

b)

Research

c)

Experiment

12.

Elicitation Categories:

Conducted to discover information which is not already known by stakeholders or BA

• Observation, Prototyping, etc. can be used

a)

Collaborative

b)

Research

c)

Experiment