Q. What are the two main sources of information for the requirements elicitation process?

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Q. In market-driven software development, what is the process of requirements elicitation often considered?

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Q. What is one of the techniques used in requirements elicitation?

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Q. What is the Delphi technique used for?

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Q. What is one way that requirements for the next release of a software can be gathered?

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Q. What is the Delphi technique used for in requirements elicitation?

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Q. What is one way to overcome the problem of some users having more influence than others in discussion sessions?

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Q. What is a major heuristic for task analysis?

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Q. What is the main benefit of scenario-based analysis?

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Q. What is the think aloud method?

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Q. In scenario-based analysis, what type of scenarios can be used?

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Q. What is the purpose of scenario-based analysis?

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Q. What is another name for scenario-based analysis when tied to a UML-type of modeling?

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Q. What is a potential drawback of scenario-based analysis?

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Q. From what perspective can scenarios be looked at?

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Q. What is a major disadvantage of eliciting requirements through interviews?

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Q. How can ethnographic methods be used to study user requirements?

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Q. How do thinking aloud protocols fail to capture user behavior?

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Q. What is a disadvantage of task analysis?

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Q. What are ethnographic methods claimed not to have?

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