Application: Requirements
Analysis
Determining requirements gathering techniques
is one part of the process of requirements analysis. Requirements analysis
includes planning all the steps you will take before, during and after you have
gathered requirements. A well-planned and thorough requirements analysis will
help to ensure you build software that meets your customers’ needs.
Consider the following scenario: You are a
software consultant who is contracted by Pennywise National Bank to develop
their next-generation online banking system. You are thinking about the best
approach to start the analysis phase for this project.
Write a 3- to 5-page requirements
analysis plan that summarizes what you need to do and how you should prepare to
conduct this analysis. If you need to make assumptions, state them clearly and
explain your reasoning. Cover the following points:
·
What are the
requirement gathering techniques you should use?
·
What are the
significant risks in this phase? What methods can mitigate these risks? Limit
your list to 8–10 identified risks.
·
How should you deal
with the possibility of requirements change?
·
Which two UML diagrams
would be most relevant for this analysis?
Submit your Assignment by Day 7.
Unit 3 Assignment
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