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Exam RE18 topic 1 question 13 discussion

Actual exam question from BCS's RE18
Question #: 13
Topic #: 1
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A project team has decided that it wishes to adopt an agile/iterative approach to a development project. The following principles have been agreed upon to guide the selection of elicitation techniques:
1) We will embrace the evolutionary and re-factoring principles of iterative development in our approach to requirements elicitation.
2) We need to build a broad (but basic) understanding of how teams work together in the current business situation.
3) We need to build strong personal relationships to ensure we can instil empowerment and collaboration in the team.
Which of the following sets of elicitation techniques would support all these principles?

  • A. Interviews, prototyping, scenario analysis.
  • B. Interviews, workshops, observation.
  • C. Prototyping, scenario analysis, document analysis.
  • D. Scenario analysis, observation, survey.
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Suggested Answer: B 🗳️

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truefriend
3 months, 3 weeks ago
I believe the B option is correct, the number two guideline on understanding how the team works, speaks of observation
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Nekan
4 months, 2 weeks ago
Selected Answer: A
I am of the opinion that conducting interviews (for building strong relationships) and prototyping & scenario analysis (for gaining knowledge of the current process) are relevant. Workshops are great for understanding team dynamics as well, but option B is nullified by the inclusion of observation. Within an iterative project development approach, observation as a technique for requirements elicitation does not have high relevance.
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