Practice When To Use (6.4.2) - Requirement Elicitation Techniques - Business Analysis

Practice: When to Use

Lesson 6.4.2Requirement Elicitation Techniques

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Question 1.
What is the primary advantage of using interviews for requirement gathering?
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Think about the level of detail you can achieve with individual conversations.
Question 2.
Name one disadvantage of surveys.
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Consider the nature of collecting data from many people.
3Question 3.
What is a key advantage of using interviews?
- Cost-effectiveness
- Rich
- detailed information
- Speed of data collection
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Think about what you gain from a one-on-one conversation.
4Question 4.
True or False: Surveys are best suited for gathering qualitative data.
- True
- False
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Recall the type of responses surveys commonly aim to collect.
Question 5.
You have to gather requirements for a mobile app for different demographics. Considering stakeholders are scattered worldwide, what techniques would you employ and why?
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Think about how to cover both broad feedback and in-depth insights.
Question 6.
Assess a scenario where a team has had conflicts during workshops. Analyze the potential reasons for these conflicts and suggest strategies for improvement in future sessions.
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Consider how to structure discussions and include everyone effectively.

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