CBAP · Question #96
Jenni is the business analyst for the UHQ Organization. She is preparing to complete the conduct elicitation activity for her organization. Jenni can use all of the following techniques as part of…
The correct answer is D. Problem tracking. Problem tracking is a requirements management technique used to log and resolve issues, not an elicitation technique, so it cannot be used during the conduct elicitation activity.
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Jenni is the business analyst for the UHQ Organization. She is preparing to complete the conduct elicitation activity for her organization. Jenni can use all of the following techniques as part of this activity except for which one?
Options
- ARequirements workshops
- BDocument analysis
- CInterviews
- DProblem tracking
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A15% (6)
- B5% (2)
- C2% (1)
- D78% (32)
Why each option
Problem tracking is a requirements management technique used to log and resolve issues, not an elicitation technique, so it cannot be used during the conduct elicitation activity.
Requirements workshops are a recognized elicitation technique in which stakeholders collaborate in structured sessions to define and refine requirements.
Document analysis is a valid elicitation technique that involves reviewing existing materials such as process documents, policies, and prior system specifications to surface requirements.
Interviews are a core elicitation technique used to gather requirements and insights directly from individual stakeholders through structured or unstructured questioning.
Problem tracking is classified under requirements management and administration, where it is used to record, monitor, and resolve defects or conflicts in requirements after they have been gathered. Elicitation techniques must actively draw information out from stakeholders, which problem tracking does not do.
Concept tested: Valid techniques within the conduct elicitation activity
Source: https://www.iiba.org/standards-and-resources/babok/
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