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4Delivers a completed system all at once
5Provides useful functionality early and repeatedly
6Any of the methodologies characterized by regular
deliveries over short time periods (timeboxing)
where people work closely together and coding is
preferred over extensive documentation
7The phase that creates physical models of the
system
8Activities performed during Elaboration
9The symbol for a use case
10The four types of things on a Use Case Diagram,
one is optional
11Before a use case can be called complete in any
iteration, this final pair of steps must be
performed
12The flow portion of a written use case consists
of these two elements
13A clock or email system would be one of these
14The best way to gather rich system requirement
information
15Use this method if you doubt a users description
of their job tasks
16The person (role) responsible for gathering
system requirements
17The last step performed when analyzing
requirements, this is often skipped
18A prototype developed to test if an
implementation can work is called this
19The most common general reason projects fail
20 This short document is the first completed and
helps manage scope
21This document is created prior to the project to
justify a return on investment (ROI)
22This view of a project plan is used to see
dependencies and the timeline
23If one task on this takes longer than expected,
the project will not be completed on time
24The type of programming that UML was developed for
25This Agile process consists of fixed timeboxes
and short daily team meetings
26This artifact should be updated weekly and is the
most crucial to ensuring a successful project
27The Change Control Board manages this risk
28Project plans should have these to allow the team
to celebrate success at logical points of
completion
29Most of the UML models are developed during this
phase
30Each one of these captures the requirements
detailed in several scenarios
31The full name for UML
32The originators of UML, Ivar Jacobson, James
Rumbaugh, and Grady Booch are often referred to
by this Mexican sounding nickname
33This model is created after the Use Case Model to
show information used by the system
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