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Question 1/101/10

The business analyst is planning an approach to formally manage updates to requirements that may
be requested by stakeholders.
What should the business analyst do?

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Develop a change control process.

Obtain approval from the project sponsor.

Document changes as they occur.

Hold firm on scope and reject changes.

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Question 2/102/10

Company A has set aside capital to invest in an upgrade to their scheduling system. Documentation
of the current structure was presented to the business analyst. However, the description of certain
steps is not documented clearly, and the business analyst has not been allowed to inspect the
existing system. During elicitation, the business analyst asked questions of the schedulers as they
performed functions in order to gain an understanding of the process.
Which type of elicitation technique did the business analyst use in this instance?

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Active observation

Participatory observation

Interview

Simulation

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Question 3/103/10

A system enhancement project has been initiated to address the concerns of an external group of
stakeholders not included in the first release. What should be done to ensure stakeholder satisfaction
with the enhancement?

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Request that the project manager identify all affected project stakeholders.

Provide all signed-off project documentation to the stakeholders for information purposes only.

Engage all stakeholders early in the requirements gathering phase to define acceptance criteria.

Solicit feedback and add requirements to the project backlog.

The correct answer is C. Engage all stakeholders early in the requirements gathering phase to define acceptance criteria.
Why this is correct:
When a system enhancement is created to address concerns from an external stakeholder group that was not part of the initial release, the key to stakeholder satisfaction is to involve those stakeholders early and directly in defining what success looks like. By engaging them during requirements gathering, the project team can understand their needs, expectations, and acceptance criteria before development progresses too far. This reduces the risk of delivering an enhancement that does not fully solve their concerns.
Defining acceptance criteria early is especially important because it creates a clear agreement on what the enhancement must accomplish. It also helps prevent misunderstandings, scope issues, and rework later in the project.
Why the other options are not as good:
A. Request that the project manager identify all affected project stakeholders.
This is useful, but it is only an administrative step. Identifying stakeholders alone does not ensure satisfaction unless they are actively involved in the requirements process.
B. Provide all signed-off project documentation to the stakeholders for information purposes only.
This is not sufficient. Simply giving documentation after decisions have already been made does not allow stakeholders to influence the enhancement or confirm that their concerns are being addressed.
D. Solicit feedback and add requirements to the project backlog.
This may be part of the process, especially in agile environments, but it is less complete than option C. Stakeholder satisfaction is better ensured by early involvement in requirements gathering and acceptance criteria definition, not just collecting feedback after the fact.
Summary:
To satisfy external stakeholders for a system enhancement, involve them early in requirements gathering and define acceptance criteria together. This ensures the enhancement aligns with their expectations and needs.

Right Answer: C

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Question 4/104/10

A project team delivers a solution based on the approved requirements and is confident that it meets
the defined acceptance criteria.
What should the business analyst do to obtain signoff?

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Contact the sponsor.

Contact the stakeholder who provided the majority of requirements in the traceability matrix.

No signoff is necessary.

Refer to the RACI matrix to identify who is responsible for signoff.

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Question 5/105/10

Which tool can be used to analyze how the system responds to various combinations of input
conditions with the probability of each outcome?

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Decision tree

Functional decomposition

Expected monetary value

Weighted criteria

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Question 6/106/10

Testing on a project has been completed. In order to proceed with deployment, a decision is needed.
Who should the business analyst contact to review the testing results and get approval to proceed
with deployment?

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The tester identified in the testing strategy

The person identified in the RACI matrix

The project manager identified in the project charter

The project sponsor identified in the scope document

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Question 7/107/10

During user acceptance testing, a defect is logged by a user from a department that did not
participate in the requirements analysis. To avoid this situation and minimize impact on the project,
the user should have been:

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interviewed to understand how the user's work would be impacted.

involved in the development and sign-off of the business requirements.

identified as a stakeholder as part of the stakeholder analysis.

given the opportunity to review the user acceptance test scripts.

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Question 8/108/10

A project team has completed the system use cases along with accompanying screen mockups. The
business analyst schedules a review meeting with the client team to walk through the artifacts.
What is the purpose of this meeting?

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To verify that the system is aligned with the quality requirements

To verify that the documents are aligned with the transition requirements

To validate that the system is aligned with the stakeholder requirements

To validate that the documents are aligned with the solution requirements

The correct answer is C. To validate that the system is aligned with the stakeholder requirements.
In this scenario, the project team has produced system use cases and screen mockups and then schedules a review meeting with the client team. The purpose of this kind of meeting is to confirm with the client that the proposed solution matches what they need and expect.
That is validation, not verification.
- Validation asks: “Are we building the right thing?”
- Verification asks: “Are we building the thing right?”
Because the business analyst is walking the client through the artifacts to confirm they reflect the client’s needs, the meeting is intended to validate alignment with stakeholder requirements.
Why the other options are incorrect:
A. To verify that the system is aligned with the quality requirements
- Quality requirements concern things like performance, usability, reliability, and security.
- This meeting is about reviewing use cases and mockups, not checking whether the system meets quality standards through testing or measurement.
B. To verify that the documents are aligned with the transition requirements
- Transition requirements relate to moving from the current state to the future state, such as data migration, training, or deployment support.
- A review of use cases and screen mockups is not primarily about transition needs.
D. To validate that the documents are aligned with the solution requirements
- This is close in wording, but the question specifically says the meeting is with the client team.
- The goal is to confirm the solution reflects stakeholder needs, which is best captured by stakeholder requirements.
- Also, “documents aligned with solution requirements” focuses more on the artifacts themselves, while the meeting’s purpose is to confirm the underlying business need is correctly represented.
Key takeaway:
When reviewing artifacts with stakeholders to confirm they reflect what the business needs, the purpose is validation against stakeholder requirements.

Right Answer: C

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Question 9/109/10

A type of requirements document that would be the most valuable to a database administrator
would be:

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a data flow diagram.

a business process diagram.

an entity relationship diagram.

an object diagram.

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Question 10/1010/10

A company is working on the next big release of their best-selling product. The requirements will be
validated through in-person validation sessions.
What would be the most viable technique to use in this scenario?

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A review of the solution prototype

A brainstorming session

A use-case development session

A review of the previous version

The correct answer is B. Brainstorming session.
The key phrase in the question is "the requirements will be validated through in-person validation sessions." This suggests an interactive, collaborative technique where stakeholders and participants can discuss ideas, refine requirements, and confirm whether the proposed solution meets expectations.
A brainstorming session is a viable technique in this situation because:
- It is highly collaborative and works well in face-to-face settings.
- It helps gather input from multiple stakeholders quickly.
- It encourages discussion of ideas, needs, concerns, and possible improvements.
- It is useful when requirements are still being shaped or validated through direct interaction.
Why the other options are less suitable:
A. A review of the solution prototype
- A prototype review is useful when there is a tangible mock-up or model to evaluate.
- The question does not mention a prototype being available.
- It is more focused on validating a designed solution than exploring or confirming requirements broadly.
C. A use-case development session
- Use-case development is helpful for documenting how users interact with a system.
- While it can support requirements analysis, it is not the most direct technique for in-person validation sessions.
- It is more structured and documentation-oriented than collaborative validation-oriented.
D. A review of the previous version
- Reviewing the previous version may help identify improvements or gaps.
- However, it is not the best technique for validating new requirements in an in-person session.
- It focuses on historical comparison rather than collaborative validation.
Why B is best:
Because the scenario emphasizes in-person validation sessions, brainstorming is the most viable technique among the choices. It allows stakeholders to participate actively, validate ideas in real time, and contribute to shaping the next release of the product.
If you want, I can also explain how to identify this as a requirements elicitation/validation question on an exam.

Right Answer: B

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