Which of the following is NOT a modelling technique, commonly used in DSDM?

The correct answer is C. Pie Charts. Pie charts are data visualization tools used to display statistical proportions, not to model systems, processes, or user interactions - making them the odd one out in a DSDM context. Storyboards (A), flowcharts (B), and use case diagrams (D) are all legitimate DSDM modelling…

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Question

Which of the following is NOT a modelling technique, commonly used in DSDM?

Options

AStoryboards
BFlowcharts
CPie Charts
DUse case diagrams

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(21 responses)

A
5% (1)
C
95% (20)

Explanation

Pie charts are data visualization tools used to display statistical proportions, not to model systems, processes, or user interactions - making them the odd one out in a DSDM context.

Storyboards (A), flowcharts (B), and use case diagrams (D) are all legitimate DSDM modelling techniques: storyboards capture user journeys and interface flows, flowcharts model process logic and decision paths, and use case diagrams define system functionality from an actor's perspective. All three help teams collaboratively understand and communicate requirements during iterative development.

Memory tip: Ask yourself, "Does this technique model a system or process?" Pie charts present data - they belong in a boardroom report, not a DSDM requirements workshop.

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