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Question: 1. "Balancing the Models" Please respond to the following:
Determine the key differences between an analysis model and a design model. Provide an example or scenario of how each is clearly used. Please make sure that your example is different from other students.
2. "Product Backlog" Please respond to the following:
Develop a feature-story example that has at least three capabilities, features, and stories.
Explain how you would communicate the features from your example to the rest of the team.
3. "Release Planning" Please respond to the following:
Develop a release plan based on a feature-story example that has at least three capabilities, features, and stories. Note: You may use the same example you developed in Discussion 1 to develop your release plan.
Explain what your iteration 0 would accomplish after your feature-story example is released.
4. "Nonfunctional Analysis" Please respond to the following:
Choose a widely known system such as one created by Microsoft, Google, eBay, or Amazon, and identify three nonfunctional concerns of this system.
Determine if the nonfunctional concerns identified in Part 1 of this discussion should be addressed in the architectural analysis. Justify your response.
5. "ATAM" Please respond to the following:
From the e-Activity, identify two (2) advantages and two (2) disadvantages of the Architecture Tradeoff Analysis Method (ATAM). Take a position on whether or not you would recommend ATAM for evaluating software architectures and explain why.
Imagine that your team is using ATAM but not all the stakeholders are involved. Predict the impact that this will have on the overall results of the software architectures' evaluation. Suggest your strategies to mitigate the issue.
MARKETING
1. Consider the following brands: McDonalds, Cadillac, and WalMart.
When you think of a brand, it makes you think and feel a certain way. Those images are carefully crafted by Brand Managers. So for this discussion, choose one of the brands listed here and discuss what words, feelings and images immediately come to mind when you hear the brand name or see the brand logo.
Then discuss how the marketers have created these ‘feelings' and thoughts for consumers and why you think they created them.