Microsoft PowerPoint seg3101-ch2-3 ElicitationTechniques ppt

Joint Application Design – Activities
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Preparation
• Pre-session Planning
• Pre-work
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Working Session
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Summary
• Follow-up
• Wrap-up
Elicitation Techniques Existing Systems Interviews
Brainstorming
Joint Application Design
Prototyping Use Cases

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SEG3101 (Fall 2010). Requirements Elicitation Techniques
Joint Application Design – Pre-session Planning
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Preparation is essential – this is not an informal session
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Evaluate project
• Identify contentious issues and scope of JAD session
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Select JAD participants
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Create preliminary agenda
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Determine deliverables for the working session
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Enable participants to prepare for the session
Elicitation Techniques Existing Systems Interviews
Brainstorming
Joint Application Design
Prototyping Use Cases

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SEG3101 (Fall 2010). Requirements Elicitation Techniques
The 6 “P”s
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Purpose
• Why do we do things? (Goals, needs, motivation)
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Participants
• Who is involved? (People, roles, responsibilities)
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Principles
• How do we function? (Guidelines, working agreements, ground rules)
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Products
• What do we create? (Deliverables, decisions, plans, next steps)
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Place
• Where is it located? (Venue, logistics)
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Process
• When do we do what? (Activities, sequence)
[1] Ellen Gottesdiener, Requirements by Collaboration: Facilitating Workshops to Define Stakeholder Needs, RE Conference 2006
Elicitation Techniques Existing Systems Interviews
Brainstorming
Joint Application Design
Prototyping Use Cases

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SEG3101 (Fall 2010). Requirements Elicitation Techniques