BIMF.EN · Question #38
Which process reviews a modified functional design?
The correct answer is C. Review and testing. Review and testing is the correct process because its purpose is to evaluate whether a modified functional design is accurate, complete, and fit for purpose - it directly examines the output of the design phase to catch errors and confirm requirements are met. Demand management…
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Which process reviews a modified functional design?
Options
- ADemand management
- BSpecify information requirements
- CReview and testing
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A7% (2)
- B10% (3)
- C83% (24)
Explanation
Review and testing is the correct process because its purpose is to evaluate whether a modified functional design is accurate, complete, and fit for purpose - it directly examines the output of the design phase to catch errors and confirm requirements are met.
Demand management (A) focuses on capturing, prioritizing, and controlling incoming requests for change. It operates earlier in the lifecycle, before a design is ever produced or modified.
Specify information requirements (B) is a requirements-gathering activity that defines what the system needs to do. It feeds into design but does not evaluate the design afterward.
Memory tip: Think of the sequence - demand triggers work, specify defines what's needed, and review and testing checks the result. The word "review" in option C is a direct match for "reviews" in the question - when in doubt, match the verb.
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