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    • The problem definition stage involves identifying and understanding the problem's context, objectives, and constraints
    • What is an example of a constraint in problem-solving?
      Budget limitations
    • Objectives in problem definition describe what you aim to achieve by solving the problem.
    • Defining the scope involves identifying the boundaries of a project, including objectives, deliverables, and limitations
    • Steps in defining the scope of a project
      1️⃣ State objectives
      2️⃣ List deliverables
      3️⃣ Identify limitations
    • What does SMART stand for when establishing objectives?
      Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
    • Gathering relevant information involves collecting and analyzing data from sources such as surveys, databases, literature reviews, and interviews
    • Statistical analysis is a technique used to uncover insights from collected data.
    • Match the key aspect of problem definition with its description:
      Context ↔️ Background or situation surrounding the problem
      Objectives ↔️ What you aim to achieve by solving the problem
      Constraints ↔️ Limitations affecting the solution
    • SMART objectives are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound
    • What are constraints in project feasibility and practicality?
      Financial, time, technical limitations
    • Documenting problem definition ensures a shared understanding among team members.
    • Key stakeholders in problem definition are individuals or groups affected by or involved in the problem