Nobody likes it when the direction or scope of a project shifts, but it happens. How a professional responds in this situation will tell you a lot about what they’re like to work with.
Stakeholder’s role in analyzing needs? a. Answer questions b. Clarify project mission statement c. Review and validate models and documents d. a, c e. a, b
User- centered design comprises of which of these principles? a. Stakeholder focus b. Empirical Evaluation c. Iteration d. All of the mentioned e. a, c
What are the most common scenarios for resolutions? a. Designers frequently work bottom up or skip levels of abstraction b. To specify some part of product design to its physical level details before others are specified c. Both a, b d. None of the mentioned
Confirming with stakeholder that a product design satisfies their needs and desires are called? a. Requirements validation b. Requirements elicitation c. Requirements analysis d. None of the mentioned
What does top down process follows? a. The overall flow of activity during product design resolution is from higher to lower levels b. The overall flow of activity during product design resolution is from lower to higher levels c. All of the mentioned d. None of the mentioned
Collection of stakeholder’s needs is called? a. Requirements elicitation b. Requirements validation c. Needs Elicitation d. a, b e. a, c
Stakeholder’s role for Generate/Improve alternatives? a. Participate in generation and improvement b. Answer the question c. Be subject of emperical studies d. All of the mentioned
Lower level of abstraction includes? a. Product features b. Functions c. Properties d. All of the mentioned
Product design is mainly? a. Top-down approach b. Bottom-up approach c. None of the mentioned d. b alone
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