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Elicitation techniques:
Elicitation techniques are methods used in requirements gathering from the stake holders for the project Below are the list of elicitation techniques.
1. Brainstorming
2.Document Analysis
7.Prototyping
9.Rverse Engineering
10.JAD
1 Brainstorming:
Brainstorming can be done either individually or Group. It is a process of gather the ideas form a individual or a group. It is very effective we can generate large number of ideas in a short period. participants are encouraged to share their ideas There are no wrong or right ideas, and criticism or judgment of ideas is not allowed.
2. Document Analysis:
Documents analysis is a technique information to analyse from existing documents such as reports, contracts, and policies, gather information about the project requirements.
3.Focus Groups:
It is a group discussion with stake holders to gather their requirements. Opinions, preferences, concerns about the project.
4.Workshops:
Workshops can be performed with 6-10 users or stakeholders, working together their requirements, ideas about the project.
5.Interviews:
Interview are one-on -one sessions with stakeholders to gather their requirements, needs, expectations regarding the project.
6.Observations:
It is technique A technique used to observe stakeholders in their natural environment to gather information about their behaviour, processes, and requirements.
7.Prototyping:
It is a technique used to build and test a model or a working version of a system or product to gather feedback and requirements from stakeholders.
8.Survey/Questionnaire:
It is a technique used to gather the information form stakeholder to performing the survey and asking set off questions to the stakeholders and end users.
9.Rverse Engineering:
It is an elicitation technique that can extract implemented requirements from the software code.
10.JAD:
Joint Application Development is an extended, facilitated workshop. It involves collaboration between stakeholders and system analysts to identify need or requirements in concentrated and focused effort.
