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Context diagram

Functional decomposition

Use case diagram

When defining scope do you need to model out of scope elements?

What can be the subject of Decomposition?

All of the above

Processes

Work items/tasks

Solution components/features

Why it is important to define scope? (select 3)

Feel more engaged and happy

To manage expectations

Learn things you might not otherwise

Clearly see what doesn't need to be done

To avoid scope creep

What are the stages of elicitation techniques?

Prepare, Execute, Analyse

Prepare, Discuss, Confirm

Prepare, Conduct, Confirm

Agree, Discuss, Document

John is performing elicitation technique - document analysis, one of the following steps will not be performed

Tracing requirements

Study the material

Meet with the SMEs to review/ ask questions

Locate and evaluate relevant system and business requirements

When writing a text entry question (open field question that allows survey-takers to answer in their own words):

All of the above

Use open-ended question

Open-ended questions take more effort to answer, so use these types of questions sparingly

Be as clear and specific as possible in how you frame the question. Give them as much context as you can to help make answering easier

What is a common limitation of interviews?

They depend on stakeholder memory and perspective

They cannot be used in early discovery

They are always faster than surveys

They provide no qualitative insights

What are the criteria for successful interview?

All above

Level of understanding of the domain by the interviewer

Skill of the interviewer in documenting discussions

Degree of clarity in the interviewee’s mind about the goal of the interview