1. Requirements Gathering Technique Submitted by: Alocada, Ramz Andres, Raymond Ayroso, Aaron Buenviaje, Brenth Cayab, Formina Chua, Lerizza Garbes, Jad Gopez, Joanna Ko, Roseann Macnaya, Deemcey Yap, Miguel Sysades Mr. J.J Sale Oct. 23, 2009

2. BRAINSTORMING Brainstorming is when people are formed in a group to share and generate new ideas. Each idea presented will be carefully scrutinized by indicating the benefits, feasibility, etc. It is a way for people to find solutions to problems.

3. DOCUMENT ANALYSIS This is a gathering technique where past documentations are being reviewed. Professionals do this to prevent from committing the same mistakes and innovate past ideas. Can be a basis for validation

4. FOCUS GROUP The focus group can be usually seen in meetings. It’s where representatives gather to give feedback.

5. INTERFACE ANALYSIS This stage enables system analysts to review the look of the system and its functionality Reviewing the touch points

6. INTERVIEW Inquiring other person for data. Gathering vital information through the use of guide questions

7. OBSERVATION Looking into subjects and their behavior in their natural habitats

8. PROTOTYPING Sketching interfaces and using story boards in explaining.

9. REQUIREMENTS WORKSHOP Usually done by a facilitator and a scribe and presenting static and activity diagrams to indicated whether you’re doing a good or bad job.

10. REVERSE ENGINEERING Dealing with the last option you have as other options have been tried.

11. SURVEY Gathering data through questionnaires to determine what is more appealing to the people.