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What analysis and modeling techniques do you use to translate business objectives into system requirements?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: May 16, 2008     Asked by: joe 
  
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Submitted by: Noypi
 
  • Create project-initiation diagrams including business use cases, activity diagrams, workflow diagrams, flowcharts
  • Determine project scope and derive context diagrams and project use cases from the business diagrams
  • Detail the use cases by using activity diagrams or other techniques
  • Create high level analysis dataflow diagrams, domain class diagrams, and entity-relationship diagrams from the use cases or other high level diagrams
  • Recognize and understand the various design models, including the other relevant types of UML diagrams, detailed design entity-relationship diagrams, and decomposed dataflow diagrams
  • Determine when to use which modeling technique, following them through a project life cycle, and understand which diagrams are derived from others
  • Understand the basic concepts of normalization and decomposition so can converse intelligently on the topic and review diagrams that have been normalized or decomposed


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    February 20, 2007 01:12:24   #1  
    Noypi Member Since: February 2007   Contribution: 15    

    RE: What analysis and modeling techniques do you use t...
  • Create project-initiation diagrams including business use cases, activity diagrams, workflow diagrams, flowcharts
  • Determine project scope and derive context diagrams and project use cases from the business diagrams
  • Detail the use cases by using activity diagrams or other techniques
  • Create high level analysis dataflow diagrams, domain class diagrams, and entity-relationship diagrams from the use cases or other high level diagrams
  • Recognize and understand the various design models, including the other relevant types of UML diagrams, detailed design entity-relationship diagrams, and decomposed dataflow diagrams
  • Determine when to use which modeling technique, following them through a project life cycle, and understand which diagrams are derived from others
  • Understand the basic concepts of normalization and decomposition so can converse intelligently on the topic and review diagrams that have been normalized or decomposed

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    May 16, 2008 10:31:01   #2  
    srikanthpullikanti Member Since: May 2008   Contribution: 10    

    RE: What analysis and modeling techniques do you use to translate business objectives into system requirements?
    When the Business Obectives are set then BA makes a Requirements documentation in which the analysis is done by various techniques like
    Stakeholder interview,Goals,JRD sessions ,prototypes,usecases,SRS,Stake holders intrest and issues and Attempted soltions.

    MOdelling techniques is the next step after the requirements is done by UML used for functional or logical view, code view,or development or structural view.

     
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