BABOK 4.2.6 Prototyping: used to elicit and validate stakeholders' needs through an iterative process that creates a model of requirements or designs.

BABOK page 64 or 323

I believe it's prototyping - BABOK p. 64 "Prototyping: used to elicit and validate stakeholders' needs through an iterative process that creates a model of requirements or designs."

C. prototyping ."Prototyping: used to elicit and validate stakeholders' needs through an iterative process that creates a model of requirements or designs." BABOK p. 74

ANSWER: C Page 64 – BABOK V3 4. Elicitation and Collaboration 4.2 Conduct Elicitation 4.2.6 Techniques Prototyping: used to elicit and validate stakeholders' needs through an iterative process that creates a model of requirements or designs.

The answer is A ---> BABOK p. 74

The requirements elicitation technique used to iteratively validate the needs of stakeholders that interact with the application is: C. Prototyping Explanation: Prototyping is a technique where a preliminary version of a system or component is built to explore ideas and gather feedback from stakeholders. This approach allows stakeholders to interact with the prototype, providing immediate and iterative feedback on the design, functionality, and usability. By doing so, it helps in refining requirements and validating stakeholder needs throughout the development process. Prototyping is particularly

Interface analysis defines and clarifies the following: • who will use the interface, • what information is being exchanged through the interface, as well as the volume of the data, • when information will be exchanged and how frequently, • where the information exchange will occur, • why the interface is needed, and • how the interface is or should be implemented.

A correct Interface types include: • user interfaces, including human users directly interacting with the solution within the organization,

Answer C

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