VISUAL BASIC

Detailed explanation-1: -JAD stands for Joint Application Development. It is an information gathering technique that allows the projects teams, users and management to work together to identify requirements for the system. JAD techniques is often the most useful method for collecting information from users.

Detailed explanation-2: -JAD is used as a technique for developing business system requirements and is typically used in the early stages of a systems development project. The purpose of JAD is to bring together MIS and end users in a structured workshop setting; to extract consensus based system requirements.

Detailed explanation-3: -Discuss the considerations that should be made when determining who to include in interviews and/or JAD sessions. First, identify the information that is needed, and then identify the people who can provide that information. Second, consider the political ramifications of including or excluding people.

Detailed explanation-4: -How are participants selected for interviews and JAD sessions? The interview is the most commonly used requirements-gathering technique. The people who appear on the interview schedule are selected based on the analyst’s information needs.

Detailed explanation-5: -The tools are: 1. Interviews and Questionnaires 2. Revision of Literature, Procedures and Forms 3. On Site Observation.

Detailed explanation-6: -JADs are best held at the corporate office where everyone’s office is nearby. Describe the contemporary methods for collection systems requirements. Describe the typical participants in a JAD.