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BASIC AND ALTERNATE FLOWS IN USE CASE SPECIFICATION A USE CASE represents Business Goal. USE CASE is a Textual description that captures User and System interaction. USE CASE illustrates the activities that are performed by users of the system, hence, it is a scenario-based technique in the UML. As a …

GAP Analysis GAP Analysis is nothing but comparing Actual Performance with Potential Performance. A GAP Analysis can help an Organization to understand where they want to be, the Gap between where they are now and where they want to be and hence, what steps to be taken to close the …

Prototyping and Wire framing

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Basic Flow is the flow of the main events (from the time of log in until exit), that defines the interactions between the actors and the system. It is a flow that helps the actor achieve a specific goal as per the plan for the particular use case.   Example:   …

  Once the project is kicked-off  Business Analyst do the requirement planning. And then conducts various gathering session like Brainstorming Document Analysis Reverse Engineering Interviews Workshops Focus Groups Observations Questionnaires And then sort the requirements like avoiding the duplicates and grouping the similar functionalities together and also sorting the modules …

Solution Assessment and Validation is a method to ensure whether the generated solution matches the stakeholder requirements. Business analyst elicits requirements and collects requirements from Rational Traceability Matrix and from various Requirement Specifications Documents to complete the solution. Solution Assessment: It is the process of analysing whether the proposed solutions …

Prototyping and wireframing are the terms used to elicit the requirements given by the client through drawing tools. Wireframes are the backbones of the project and the prototypes are the end projects representation. Prototyping :  Prototyping is a middle to high fidelity representation model used to evaluate a product without …

DEFINATION: Root Cause analysis is a technique to identify the root cause of risk, defect so that solutions can be devised to reduce or eliminate them. ELEMENTS: 1. The Fishbone Diagram A fishbone diagram (also known as an Ishikawa or cause-and-effect diagram) is used to identify and organize the possible …

  #1 – Must have excellent presentation skills  A BA has to facilitate workshops, or give presentation to stakeholders or project team. Thus, BA must have excellent presentation skills. #2 – Must be excellent at time management   A BA must have excellent time management skills to ensure that the project …