A feasibility study is a preliminary investigation to determine: whether a solution to a problem is possible; if the current system may be replaced & how to go about this.

It is a simple analysis of the problem to identify and justify ways in which it may be solved, using techniques such as:

1. Observation

2. Questionnaires

3. Interviews

4. Analysis of the existing documentation

It is similar to the Analysis stage but happens before it, and at a much more basic level. It will also involve a cost:benefit analysis to ultimately determine if a solution would be affordable and cost-effective.

The outcomes of a feasibility study will ultimately be to determine if a solution is technically feasible as well as affordable, and if it is, an estimated timescale and budget for the project will be agreed upon.

	Erstellt von Lilli Flahh vor etwa 6 Jahre

AS level Computing (Component 1) Notiz am Feasibility Study, erstellt von Lilli Flahh am 09/06/2018.