Which of the following accurately describes the process of ...

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Which of the following accurately describes the process of determining system requirements? Select all that apply.
 
  1. The list of musts and wants are compiled from information gathered during numerous interviews.
  2. Include only those criteria that are necessary at the present time and not in the future.
  3. During the interview process the interviewers use a rating scale to weight the list of musts and wants from one to ten.
  4. After the interviews are completed, the selection committee members use a rating scale to weight the list of musts and wants from one to ten.
  5. The criteria are grouped into functional categories to present a full picture of the system requirements.

Question 2

SPIM is defined as which of the following?
 
  1. Unsolicited messages
  2. Personal instant messaging
  3. Solicited messages
  4. Wiki responses

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Answer to Question 1

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Rationale: The interviewer asks what information is necessary to conduct business and what information is desired but not essential. These are called the musts and the wants. It is important to also consider those criteria that may not be necessary at the present time but might be important in the future. The information from numerous interviews is then compiled into a list of musts and wants. The criteria should also be grouped into functional categories to present a comprehensive picture of the system requirements. The next step is to prioritize or weight the list of musts and wants from high to low. To accomplish this task, selection committee members should develop a rating scale such as a one-to-ten scale or rankings of low, medium, and high.

Answer to Question 2

1
Rationale: One of the disadvantages associated with the public versions of instant messaging (IM) software is SPIM. SPIM refers to unsolicited messages often containing a link to a website that the spimmer is attempting to market. SPIM is sometimes referred to as the IM version of SPAM found in e-mail.