CBAP · Question #310
Which of the following is not part of Requirements Analysis and Design Definition
The correct answer is A. identify design options that meet stakeholder needs. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition (RADD) focuses on structuring, specifying, verifying, and validating requirements - identifying design options is a distinct activity that belongs to a separate knowledge area.
Question
Which of the following is not part of Requirements Analysis and Design Definition
Options
- Aidentify design options that meet stakeholder needs
- Bvalidate and verify information
- Cstructure and organize requirements
- Dspecify and model requirements and designs
How the community answered
(18 responses)- A78% (14)
- B11% (2)
- C6% (1)
- D6% (1)
Why each option
Requirements Analysis and Design Definition (RADD) focuses on structuring, specifying, verifying, and validating requirements - identifying design options is a distinct activity that belongs to a separate knowledge area.
Identifying design options that meet stakeholder needs is primarily associated with the Solution Assessment and Validation knowledge area (BABOK v2) or the Define Design Options task which sits outside the core RADD tasks. The RADD knowledge area is centered on working with requirements - not on generating or evaluating solution design alternatives.
Verify and Validate Requirements are explicit tasks within the Requirements Analysis and Design Definition knowledge area in the BABOK Guide.
Structuring and organizing requirements into coherent groupings is a core RADD task, specifically addressed under Define Requirements Architecture.
Specifying and modeling requirements and designs is the Specify and Model Requirements task, a foundational component of RADD.
Concept tested: BABOK Requirements Analysis and Design Definition task boundaries
Source: https://www.iiba.org/standards-and-resources/babok/
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