CBAP · Question #244
The requirements elicitation process requires that the business analyst and team prepare for the requirements elicitation activities. There are three specific inputs that the business analyst will nee
The correct answer is B. Change request. Preparing for requirements elicitation relies on three specific inputs - business need, solution scope, and stakeholder list - while a change request belongs to requirements change management, not elicitation preparation.
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The requirements elicitation process requires that the business analyst and team prepare for the requirements elicitation activities. There are three specific inputs that the business analyst will need in preparing for the requirements elicitation. Which of the following is NOT one of the three inputs the business analyst will use as he prepares for requirements elicitation?
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- ASolution scope
- BChange request
- CBusiness need
- DStakeholder list
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- B73% (27)
- C16% (6)
- D3% (1)
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Preparing for requirements elicitation relies on three specific inputs - business need, solution scope, and stakeholder list - while a change request belongs to requirements change management, not elicitation preparation.
Solution scope is one of the three required inputs to elicitation preparation because it establishes the boundaries within which requirements are relevant and must be gathered.
A change request is a formal artifact used to request modifications to an approved requirements baseline and serves as input to change control processes, not to elicitation preparation. The three valid inputs for preparing elicitation activities are: business need (defines the problem to solve), solution scope (sets the boundaries for elicitation), and stakeholder list (identifies who must be engaged to gather requirements).
Business need is one of the three required inputs because it describes the problem or opportunity driving the project and gives direction to all elicitation efforts.
Stakeholder list is one of the three required inputs because it identifies all parties whose needs and perspectives must be captured during elicitation activities.
Concept tested: Inputs to requirements elicitation preparation
Source: https://www.iiba.org/standards-and-resources/babok/
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