IIBA CCBA Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 18
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When a business analyst completes the task of organizing requirements, he is completing two key objectives. What are the two objectives?
As a business analyst, you'll often need to analyze business needs, requirements, and solutions for assumptions and constraints. Which one of the following is a constraint? Choose the best answer.
You work as a business analyst for u Certify Inc. You have been assigned the task to implement the job shadowing process. Which of the following statements are true regarding the job shadowing process? Each correct answer represents a complete solution.
When a business analyst hosts a structured walkthrough of the requirements, what should the walkthrough always include at the beginning of the process?
What should an organization do if the business analyst has determined that the existing capabilities are inadequate to seize an opportunity?
As a business analyst, it's important to understand the relationships among requirements. All of the following are valid relationship types among requirements except for which one?
You are the business analyst for a new project. Part of this project is for the project team to manually install new workstations through the company's campus. Based on your research you have determined that the project team can install 25 new workstations per hour. Since there is a fixed amount of time that these workstations need to be installed you are considering adding additional labor for the implementation. You are also considering to adjust the prioritization of the project requirements based on the amount of workstations the project team can install per hour. What does the 25 workstations per hour represent in this scenario?
Why is it important to have a requirements signoff process for approved requirements?
Which of the following describes business requirements, solution scope, and solution requirements?
When a business analyst performs requirements tracing, he may need to trace the requirements backward through their lineage and may need to trace the requirements forward through their relationship to other requirements. What is the backwards tracing activity called in requirements traceability?
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