Identifying and Researching Problems

What is meant by a "Problem" in the context of a software project?

• A solution that has already been implemented

• A challenge or issue that needs to be addressed

• A list of software requirements

• A completed project

Which of the following is a key step in researching a problem?

• Ignoring existing solutions

• Gathering data and information

• Implementing a random solution

• Skipping the analysis phase

What is the first step in problem identification?

• Developing a prototype

• Defining the problem clearly

• Writing code

• Testing the solution

Why is it important to understand the root cause of a problem?

• To avoid solving the wrong issue

• To increase project costs

• To delay the project timeline

• To ignore stakeholder input

Which method can be used to gather information about a problem?

• Conducting surveys

• Ignoring user feedback

• Skipping research

• Implementing without analysis

What is a common mistake in problem identification?

• Assuming the problem is obvious

• Conducting thorough research

• Consulting with stakeholders

• Analysing data

How can brainstorming help in problem identification?

• By limiting ideas

• By generating multiple perspectives

• By focusing on a single solution

• By ignoring team input

What role does stakeholder feedback play in problem identification?

• It is irrelevant

• It provides valuable insights

• It complicates the process

• It should be ignored

Which of the following is a tool used for problem analysis?

• Fishbone diagram

• Random guessing

• Ignoring data

• Skipping analysis

What is the purpose of a problem statement?

• To describe the solution

• To clearly define the issue

• To list project milestones

• To summarise the budget