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Elicitation – Individual Work
The case study description is wholly inadequate to produce an efficient software development process and system that satisfies stakeholders. You will have to ask questions to elicit the additional information you need to understand your stakeholders’ goals, resolve conflicts, and successfully develop requirements that will lead to a system with which your stakeholders will be happy.

We discussed how to elicit stakeholder needs and desires, and also considered the types of questions to ask stakeholders.

For this assignment, you should prepare for the elicitation meetings (discussions) with your customer (TA) to discuss the case study problem you have been assigned to in your role as part of the development team.

Elicitation of stakeholder needs – Efficient software development process

Write twenty (20) questions that you feel would be effective in eliciting the information you need. For each of the questions you produced (1-20), list:

Firstly,  Why do you need to ask the question?

Secondly, Which stakeholder should you ask?

Thirdly,  Illustrate one other variation of that question (not including the one you chose), and state why you think the one chosen is the most effective at eliciting the answer (see “Guidelines for effective interviews” from Lecture 3).

Number your solution like the question parts include numbered (1.a, 1.b, 1.c, 2.a, 2.b, 2.c,…)

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