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NEW QUESTION # 134
The business analyst (BA) is analyzing the formal relationships between people working in the enterprise.
Which technique will the BA use to perform this task?
- A. Organizational modelling
- B. Functional decomposition
- C. Focus groups
- D. Stakeholder modelling
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
An organizational model is a visual representation of the organizational unit which defines:
*the boundaries of the group (who is in the group),
*the formal relationships between members (who reports to whom),
*the functional role for each person, and
*the interfaces (interaction and dependencies) between the unit and other units or stakeholders
NEW QUESTION # 135
As a candidate for CCBA, you should be able to recognize the activities associated with each knowledge are a. Which of the following is an elicitation process that is a part of job observation?
- A. Identifying stakeholders
- B. Job shadowing
- C. Defining and determining business analysis processes
- D. Planning how requirements will be approached, traced, and prioritized
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION # 136
You are a business analyst for your organization and you're working with Mary. Mary wants to know what you need to complete the process of planning the business analysis approach if you're already the business analyst for your organization. Which of the following statements is true regarding the plan business analysis approach?
- A. The plan business analysis approach describes the processes the business analyst will or will not do, based on the time and budget available.
- B. The plan business analysis approach is required to select an approach that will perform business analysis.
- C. The plan business analysis approach describes the amount of budget needed for the requirements elicitation.
- D. The plan business analysis approach describes the amount of time needed for the business analysis approach.
Answer: B
Explanation:
The plan business analysis approach is a task under the business analysis planning and monitoring knowledge area, which involves defining the appropriate level of detail, formality, and complexity of the business analysis activities and deliverables12. The plan business analysis approach is required to select an approach that will perform business analysis, such as predictive, adaptive, or hybrid3. The other options are not true statements regarding the plan business analysis approach, as they describe different aspects of the business analysis planning and monitoring process, such as estimating the budget (A), defining the processes , or estimating the time (D) for the business analysis work2. Reference: Business Analysis Expert Certification, CCBA| IIBA, Business Analysis Certification Competencies, CCBA| IIBA, The Ultimate Guide to Business Capability Analysis
NEW QUESTION # 137
A new payments system was recently implemented to replace an old legacy system. The system users have lodged a complaint that the new system is slower than the old system but system performance statistics show more efficiency. How does the business analyst (BA) demonstrate to users how the new system is performing?
- A. Analyze the feasibility of including additional hardware resources to the system
- B. Evaluate the payments process to identify areas of improvement in the system
- C. Identify the dependencies of the system with other applications
- D. Collect system metrics and communicate results in an understandable format
Answer: D
Explanation:
The scenario describes a situation where there is a discrepancy between the system users' perception and the system performance statistics regarding the new payments system. The BA needs to demonstrate to the users how the new system is performing and address their complaint. The best way to do this is to collect system metrics and communicate the results in an understandable format. System metrics are quantitative measures that indicate the performance, quality, and efficiency of the system. Communicating the results in an understandable format means using clear and simple language, charts, graphs, or tables to present the data and explain the benefits of the new system.
NEW QUESTION # 138
You are the business analyst for your organization and you are completing the manage requirements traceability process. You are tracking the requirements to determine how the requirements are interrelated with one another and with the actual delivery of the project scope.
There are actually three reasons why the business analyst should trace requirements. Which one of the following is not one of the three reasons why trace requirements are useful?
- A. Quality control
- B. Requirements allocation
- C. Impact analysis
- D. Requirements coverage
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION # 139
A project to replace a financial system uses a waterfall methodology. Initially, meetings with the project subject matter experts (SMEs) were positive. As the project progressed through the requirements and design phases, the SMEs attended fewer meetings, resulting in a delay to the project build phase. What should the business analyst (BA) have done to prevent the delay?
- A. Requested new SMEs participate in the project
- B. Modified the governance structure
- C. Selected a different project methodology
- D. Engaged in consistent collaboration
Answer: D
Explanation:
According to the BABOK Guide, engaging in consistent collaboration is a technique for managing stakeholder collaboration. This technique can help the BA prevent the delay caused by SMEs attending fewer meetings as the project progressed. The BA should maintain regular communication and interaction with SMEs throughout the project life cycle, and ensure that they are involved in reviewing and approving requirements and designs.
This can help build trust, commitment, and ownership among SMEs, and avoid misunderstandings, conflicts, or changes in requirements. Therefore, the correct answer is D. References: [BABOK Guide], [CCBA Exam Simulator]
NEW QUESTION # 140
A business analyst has determined that there are five possible solutions to a business need. If the business analyst completes the solution assessment on multiple solutions, what is the goal of the assessment?
- A. The business analyst should determine which solution is quickest to implement.
- B. The business analyst should determine the opportunity cost of each assessment.
- C. The business analyst should only have one solution, not five.
- D. The business analyst should determine which solution has the greatest business value.
Answer: D
Explanation:
According to the BABOK Guide, solution assessment is the process of evaluating the value delivered by a solution in use by the enterprise, and recommending removal of barriers that prevent the full realization of the value1. The goal of solution assessment is to compare the expected andactual outcomes of a solution, and identify the best course of action to increase the value delivered by the solution2. When there are multiple possible solutions to a business need, the business analyst should assess each solution against the evaluation criteria, such as feasibility, suitability, acceptability, sustainability, and affordability, and determine which solution has the greatest business value3. Reference: 1: BABOK Guide, version 3, section 7.1, page 2302: BABOK Guide, version 3, section 7.2, page 2313: BABOK Guide, version 3, section 7.4, page 234.
NEW QUESTION # 141
You are the business analyst for your organization and you are working with Bill on creating a model. Bill is a little confused about all the different things a model can do for the stakeholders. You explain to Bill that a model can do all of the following except for which one?
- A. Define boundaries for business domains
- B. Categorize and create hierarchies of items
- C. Define the risk and reward for the requirements
- D. Show business logic
Answer: C
Explanation:
A model is a representation of a concept or system that is used to help people understand, change, or simulate the concept or system. A model can be used to categorize and create hierarchies of items, define boundaries for business domains, and show business logic, among other purposes. However, a model cannot define the risk and reward for the requirements, as this is a function of the business analysis approach and the risk management process. Reference:
BABOK Guide v3, Section 10.1: Models and Modelling, p. 381-382
CCBA Handbook, Section 4.5: Exam Blueprint, p. 6-7
CCBA Competencies, Section 10.1: Models and Modelling, p. 23-24
NEW QUESTION # 142
A business analyst (BA) develops a template to document the product feature requirements for an enterprise software solution. Within the template, the BA includes the following additional information: source, priority level, level of complexity, and last modified date. What does the additional information describe?
- A. Requirement analysis
- B. Requirement management
- C. Requirement attributes
- D. Requirement traceability
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
The additional information that the BA included in the template to document the product feature requirements for an enterprise software solution describes requirement attributes. Requirement attributes are characteristics or properties of requirements that provide additional information or context for the requirements. Requirement attributes can help to identify, organize, prioritize, trace, and manage requirements.
The other options are incorrect because:
Option A is incorrect because requirement analysis is not the additional information that the BA included in the template to document the product feature requirements for an enterprise software solution, but a knowledge area that involves tasks and techniques for structuring, refining, elaborating, and evaluating requirements.
Option B is incorrect because requirement traceability is not the additional information that the BA included in the template to document the product feature requirements for an enterprise software solution, but a technique that involves establishing and maintaining relationships among requirements and other related items such as stakeholders, objectives, deliverables, etc.
Option D is incorrect because requirement management is not the additional information that the BA included in the template to document the product feature requirements for an enterprise software solution, but a knowledge area that involves tasks and techniques for maintaining and controlling changes to requirements throughout their life cycle.
References:
BABOK Guide v3, section 10.18: Requirements Attributes
CCBA Exam Questions, question 32
NEW QUESTION # 143
Project work is taking place to evaluate whether a system's requirements can be met via creating internally, purchasing from others, or a combination of the two. What goal is addressed by this analysis?
- A. Outlining the change control strategy
- B. Defining the solution approach
- C. Developing the project plan
- D. Validating the requirements
Answer: B
Explanation:
The solution approach is a description of how a need will be addressed by a solution. It includes an analysis of whether to build, buy, or reuse a solution component, or a combination of these options. Developing the project plan, outlining the change control strategy, and validating the requirements are not goals of this analysis. References: BABOK Guide v3, page 30; CCBA Mock Test, question 8
NEW QUESTION # 144
Some of the requirements in the solution must be completed because of laws and regulations in your industry.
Management would like you, the business analyst, to rank the requirements according to the relevant laws.
What type of requirements prioritization is management having you complete?
- A. Constraint ranking
- B. Regulatory ranking
- C. Business value ranking
- D. Risk ranking
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
This is an example of a regulatory ranking as you're prioritizing the requirements based on the requirements that must be implemented based on the regulatory demands.
Answer B is incorrect. Risk ranking is a prioritization of requirements based on their associated technical risks.
Answer C is incorrect. This is not a valid prioritization method.
Answer A is incorrect. The business value ranking prioritizes requirements based on their cost-benefit analysis.
NEW QUESTION # 145
Which basis for prioritization allows the project team to work initially with lower-risk requirements first?
- A. Relationship to other requirements
- B. Positive risk ranking
- C. Implementation difficulty
- D. Quantitative ranking
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation/Reference:
This approach prioritizes requirements that are easiest to implement first. This allows the project team to work with the lowest risk requirements first to gain familiarity with the requirements. This is especially useful with a new technology or materials where a learning curve is involved.
A is incorrect. There is not a prioritization basis for quantitative ranking.
B is incorrect. There is not a prioritization basis called positive risk ranking.
C is incorrect. The basis of relationship to other requirements is useful for requirements that need
to be implemented so that other requirements, which are dependent on the initial requirements, can be implemented.
NEW QUESTION # 146
While gathering information during a requirements workshop, a subject matter expert states that it is likely that an organizational restructure will occur in one of the business departments that will be utilizing parts of the new system. As such, the business analyst (BA) should:
- A. proceed as if the business unit will not be restructured and wait for the organization to confirm otherwise.
- B. record a risk that requirements may change and further explore the likelihood and impact of the risk.
- C. ask the project sponsor to confirm whether and when the restructure will occur.
- D. note the constraint that the solution must be flexible to accommodate different roles after implementation.
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION # 147
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.
- A. The solution must cost less than $450,000.
- B. The solution should be implemented during the summer months.
- C. The solution must be done by December 31.
- D. The solution won't need external resources.
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
A constraint is a restriction or limitation on possible solutions. Constraints can be business or technical in nature and are defined as factors that must be true for the solution to be acceptable1. A constraint can affect the quality and success of the solution, so it should be carefully identified and managed throughout the project lifecycle2. In this question, option A is a constraint because it specifies a fixed budget limit for the solution that cannot be exceeded. The other options are not constraints because:
Option B is an assumption, not a constraint. An assumption is a factor believed to be true, but not confirmed. Assumptions often affect the strategy of the project, as project managers may plan the project based on what they expect to happen. Assumptions can contribute to project risks, as they are not always accurate. Therefore, assumptions should be documented and validated throughout the project lifecycle3. In this question, option B is an assumption because it expresses a preference or expectation for the solution implementation, but it is not a mandatory condition.
Option C is a deadline, not a constraint. A deadline is a specific date or time by which a task, project, or deliverable must be completed or submitted. Deadlines can be imposed by external factors, such as customer requirements, contractual obligations, or regulatory compliance, or by internal factors, such as resource availability, project scope, or quality standards. Deadlines can influence the project schedule, scope, and cost, but they are not constraints in themselves. Deadlines can be changed or negotiated depending on the project circumstances and stakeholder agreement4. In this question, option C is a deadline because it indicates a target date for the solution completion, but it does not specify a fixed limitation on the solution itself.
Option D is a design decision, not a constraint. A design decision is a choice made by the project team or the solution provider about how the solution will be developed, implemented, or operated. Design decisions can be based on various criteria, such as technical feasibility, business value, user experience, or best practices. Design decisions can affect the functionality, performance, usability, and maintainability of the solution, but they are not constraints in themselves. Design decisions can be changed or revised depending on the feedback, testing, or evaluation of the solution5. In this question, option D is a design decision because it indicates a preference or option for the solution development, but it does not impose a fixed limitation on the solution itself.
References:
Assumption vs. Constraint: Definitions, Types and Differences, section "What are assumptions and constraints?" Assumptions and Constraints in Project Management - PM Study Circle, section "What is a Constraint?" It's Not "All Requirements" - Assumptions and Constraints Matter Too! (BABOK 6.4), section "What are Assumptions and Constraints?" What is a Deadline? - Definition from Techopedia, first paragraph Design Decisions in Software Engineering, first paragraph Business Analysis Expert Certification, CCBA® | IIBA®, section "BABOK® Guide v3", chapter 6, section 6.1.4.2
NEW QUESTION # 148
Martha is the business analyst for her organization and she's been asked to help create a SMART goal for her company. Which one of the following organizational goals could be considered SMART?
- A. No errors in production of customer products.
- B. Increase revenue by ten percent.
- C. Increase revenue by ten percent by January 15.
- D. Add 25 new customers to the sales base.
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
SMART means that the goals are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bounded. The only goal that meets all of these requirements is the goal to increase revenue by ten percent by January 15.
Answer C is incorrect. This is not an example of a SMART goal because there is no deadline.
Answer D is incorrect. This is not an example of a SMART goal because there is no deadline.
Answer A is incorrect. This is not an example of a SMART goal because there is no deadline.
NEW QUESTION # 149
You are the business analyst for your organization. Management has asked you to define and document the requirements of an endeavor so that the requirements may be reused again in the organization. Why would an organization want to re-use requirements?
- A. Re-using requirements is useful if the current solution fails.
- B. Re-using requirements doesn't mean re-using the requirements over and over, but tracing the requirements to actual deliverables.
- C. Re-using requirements is useful when the requirements are something the organization must do on an ongoing basis.
- D. Re-using requirements is useful if the organization wants to sell the set of requirements to its customers.
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
When an organization identifies a set of requirements for an ongoing set of activities, it's useful to craft the requirements so that the requirements may be used over and over. This saves time, effort, and cost.
Answer B is incorrect. This is not a valid statement about re-using requirements in an organization.
Answer A is incorrect. This is not a valid statement about re-using requirements in an organization.
Answer D is incorrect. This is not a valid statement about re-using requirements in an organization.
NEW QUESTION # 150
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