A. An informal, detailed, description of a software system feature derived from an end user's perspective.

B. The detailed job description of the work to be performed by an individual.

C. A graphical representation of a business process or workflow and its related sub-processes.

D. The cost differences between how a customer currently does something and how they would like to do something.

A. Contractors, Partners, Suppliers.

B. Competitors, Consumers, Providers.

C. Regulators, Compliance, Owners.

D. Competitors, Customers, Partners

A. Business analyst

B. Project sponsor

C. Project manager

D. Software tester

A. Simplification.

B. Bottleneck removal.

C. Redefine boundary.

D. Change task sequence.

A. The agile methodology captures all requirements at the start of a project to reduce risks typically experienced in waterfall.

B. The agile methodology addresses the inherent uncertainty in cost associated with waterfall.

C. Agile development requires stake holders to agree to the scope of the project before the work begins, reducing uncertainty in the design.

D. Agile development addresses the inflexibility of waterfall as it pertains to changing requirements.

A. Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Influenced

B. Responsible, Allocated, Consulted, Informed

C. Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed

D. Responsible, Accountable, Created, Informed

A. Plan solution increment

B. Establish solution backlog

C. Establish business need and evaluate options

D. Develop solution

A. Mind maps.

B. Brainwriting.

C. Round robin.

D. Post-it exercise.

A. Consulted.

B. Accountable.

C. Responsible.

D. Informed.