CBAP · Question #42
Which one of the following terms is not a business analysis planning and monitoring approach?
The correct answer is C. Requirements elicitation. Requirements elicitation is its own distinct knowledge area focused on gathering requirements, not a business analysis planning and monitoring approach.
Question
Which one of the following terms is not a business analysis planning and monitoring approach?
Options
- AStructured walkthroughs
- BDecision analysis
- CRequirements elicitation
- DProcess modeling
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A10% (3)
- B7% (2)
- C79% (23)
- D3% (1)
Why each option
Requirements elicitation is its own distinct knowledge area focused on gathering requirements, not a business analysis planning and monitoring approach.
Structured walkthroughs are a valid planning and monitoring technique used to review and validate BA work products and plans.
Decision analysis is applicable within planning and monitoring to evaluate options and support BA planning decisions.
Requirements elicitation is a separate BABOK knowledge area covering techniques for drawing out requirements from stakeholders, such as interviews and workshops. It is not used to plan, oversee, or measure business analysis performance, which is the purpose of planning and monitoring approaches.
Process modeling can be used as a planning and monitoring approach to define and analyze how BA processes will be executed.
Concept tested: Business analysis planning and monitoring approaches
Source: https://www.iiba.org/babok-guide/
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