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nikitadnepr [17]
2 years ago
5

Mike, a research analyst, is in the analysis phase of a project, the goal of which is the development of smile shutter technolog

y in cameras.
Mike first identifies and analyzes the integral elements that need to be included in the technology such as red eye removal, blink detection, and face identification and then prioritizes them as mandatory, preferred, or nonessential. Which of the following processes is being illustrated in the given scenario?A) probabilistic analysis
B) competitive analysis
C) requirements analysis
D) amortized analysis
Business
1 answer:
tangare [24]2 years ago
4 0

Answer: c. Requirements analysis

Explanation:

Requirements analysis deals with tasks that determine conditions to meet during a new project taking into consideration requirements that would be conflicting. This analysis is vital to the success or failure of the system. Mike carries out a requirement analysis by checking all the items that would determine the success of the project which if neglected would read to project failure.

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