SDLC software development Life Cycle. There are various types of SDLC methodologies.
SDLC Interview Questions For Business Analyst Let us observe some of the important SDLC Interview Questions for Business Analyst. What is SDLC? SDLC stands for software development lifecycle. It is a set of processes and activities that are performed throughout the entire life cycle of developing software. These processes help ensure quality products are delivered to customers. How does SDLC differ from waterfall model? The waterfall model is a traditional approach to software development where requirements are gathered at the…
Topics Covered in this Article: 1. What are wireframes? 2. When wireframes to be created? 3. Some of the advantages of wireframes? 4. How to create wireframes? 5. Why wireframes are required? 1. What are wireframes? In simple words we can say wireframe is a diagram, Team use this diagram to understand how the developed product should be. It helps to internal and external stake holders to understand the same. If we have good skills, then we can create…
What are Scrum Meetings We discussed and observed what is Scrum and Scrum Roles, now we look into some other important terms and terminology. That is what is Sprint and what are Scrum Meetings and what team discuss in Scrum Meetings. What is Sprint Zero? What is Sprint Planning? We can say Sprint is nothing but Time Frame. Team discusses and decides what the prioritized items are and how much effort required achieving that. For example 3 user stories/ Requirements…
What is Scrum? Scrum: Scrum is not a methodology, Scrum is a framework. That means it provides opportunity to work as per the project needs or requirements with cross functional team to reach the project goals. It helps us to interact with the people easily. Scrum is very popular now days and we can say without putting Agile in your resume you will not get even interview calls also. Don’t worry and do not think too much to understand what…
What is JIRA Tool? What is JIRA? Initially I was also thinking what is JIRA and how to use JIRA, JIRA is a project management tool. It can be used to track the requirements status like what is the current status of the requirement assigned to user whether it is open or closed or under processing. We will discuss in detail what is JIRA and advantages of using JIRA? Here I am not going to explain how to use JIRA…
What is feasibility study? The requirement is feasible or not. Whether it will impact any existing functionalities. Whether this requirement may cause to any performance issues. Whether this requirement fits in the current system or not. What are the dependencies on this requirement? What are the integration points? Any impact on integration points? You can discuss with internal and external stakeholders to understand the requirement clearly, if we not understand requirement clearly, then there is a chance to miss out…
Who is Project Manager? Let us discuss and observe who project manager is and what he does in project. Till now we have discussed the role and responsibilities of Business Analyst in project. And we may have get doubt as “Business Analyst is handling the project and he is involving in every phase of the software development life cycle. Business Analysts are usually active members of project teams and many business analysis tasks are very similar to project management tasks,…
What is GAP Analysis? What is the GAP Analysis and why it is important? GAP means the difference between Current state and future state. Who performed GAP Analysis? This is a process performed by Business Analysts and Project Managers. The difference between the current process and future process is known as GAP. This help us to understand where we are (Current State) and where do we want to be (Future State)? This helps us to measure investment of time, money…
Let us discuss and observe what Business Analyst does if Business Analyst works in Insurance domain. As we discussed earlier Business Analyst works in multiple domains, For Example: Banking, Insurance, Telecom, Real estate, Healthcare etc. A Insurance Business Analyst is a business analyst who works in the Insurance domain. BusinessAnalyst on insurance domain also performs the standard business analyst tasks such as Requirements Gathering, Requirements Elicitation, Prepare Documentation, verification, validation and coordinate and support during the UAT in Insurance domain perspective. Business…
Let us discuss and observe what Business Analyst does if Business Analyst works in Banking domain. As we discussed earlier Business Analyst works in multiple domains, For Example: Banking, Insurance, Telecom, Real estate, Healthcare etc. A banking business analyst is a business analyst who works in the banking domain. BusinessAnalyst in Banking domain also performs the standard business analyst tasks such as Requirements Gathering, Requirements Elicitation, Prepare Documentation, verification, validation and coordinate and support during the UAT in banking domain perspective. BusinessAnalyst…
