Good practices for developing user requirements include which of the following?

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Good practices for developing user requirements include which of the following? (select all that apply)
A) Document the project using a single requirements model
B) Agree on the project scope early in the process
C) Develop the requirements model iteratively
D) Use models to communicate Good practices for developing user requirements include which of the following? (select all that apply)
A) Document the project using a single requirements model
B) Agree on the project scope early in the process
C) Develop the requirements model iteratively
D) Use models to communicate
A) Document the project using a single requirements model
B) Agree on the project scope early in the process
C) Develop the requirements model iteratively
D) Use models to communicate

Explanation / Answer

Good practices for developing user requirements include which of the following?

Solution:

     B) Agree on the project scope early in the process

Before beginning of the             project the client and organization should agree on the guidelines to meet their requirement and scope of the project.

     C) Develop the requirements model iteratively

The project requirement should be modeled regularly why because the client might not understand the back ground workflow of the project so, the management team should prepare a model so, that the model should be understand by the client.

     D) Use models to communicate

During the development period the client may wants to change their requirements and other things in the project. So, the project management team should make sure to use models to communicate with the client with updates.

Here the option A is not applicable, because the documenting the project using a single requirements model can’t be possible. The model may deals with UML diagram, SRS and some other things.

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