1. Name and describe the 4 main phases of the Systems Development Life Cycle. (/8)

2. List 4 types of analysts. Which one would you be best at? Provide 2 reasons to support your answer (/7)

3. What is the difference between a project sponsor and a project manager? Which one do you think is more important to the success of a project? Why? (/4)

4. List and define the 4 steps in a Scrum Cycle. (/8)
5. Answer the question What would it mean to the community to have reliable Internet service? a) 5 Words (/2) b) In 5 Sentences (/10)

7. Provide 5 examples of tangible values of bringing inexpensive and reliable Internet to the remote community. Explain for each item, in a single sentence, why it is important. (/10)

8. Provide 5 examples intangible values of bringing inexpensive and reliable Internet to the remote community. Explain for each item, in a single sentence, why it is important. (/10)

9. Some of the stakeholders in the remote community to consider are:

1. Business Owners
2. Teachers
3. Parents
4. Teenagers
5. Government Officials

Provide 2 unique user stories for how inexpensive, reliable Internet would benefit 3 of the stakeholders above. One user story should address a need that helps the person; the other should address how the persons ability to have inexpensive, reliable Internet would benefit the larger community. (/12)

10. Take one (1) of the stakeholders above. Create a series of 5 open ended questions to gather requirements for a new Internet service for the community. Your questions, and the language used, should reflect the stakeholder you are addressing (/5)

11. Take a different stakeholder from above, and create a series of 5 close ended questions to gather requirements for a new Internet service for the community. Your questions, and the language used, should reflect the stakeholder you are addressing. (/5)

12. You have now been asked to do a feasibility study for bring inexpensive, reliable Internet to your remote community. Name and define 5 types of analysis you can do to gather this information. Provide an example of the type of information you may discover for your particular remote community. (/15)

13. A) What are the 2 types of functional requirements? Provide an example related to the issue of inexpensive, reliable Internet in your remote community. (/4)

B) What are the 4 types of non functional requirements? Provide an example related to the issue of inexpensive, reliable Internet in your remote community. (/8)

14. Through your analysis, you discover that the communitys computerized fresh water system has stopped working. Imagine why this has occurred in the remote community Create an Effect, Cause and Countermeasure board that seeks out the root cause for the system to be down. Your table should have 5 rows of data. (/15)

15. Using Figure 1, provide the complete list of close ended questions and answers required to gather the information needed to build the Lego House without the picture. (/20)

16. Why are you writing this test? Use the 5 whys methodology to a depth of 10. Did you reach the root cause? Why or why not? (/22)

17. A great systems analyst can ask the _______________ _______________ at the _______________ _______________ to the _______________ _______________ in the _______________ _______________. (/8)