When a business analyst completes the task of organizing requirements, he is completing two key objectives. What are the two objectives?

The correct answer is B. The business analyst should strive to find logic in the organizational structure and to establish a. Organizing requirements is the task of finding logical relationships and dependencies among the requirements and grouping them into coherent and manageable units. The two objectives of this task are to establish a structure for the requirements that facilitates communication, und

Requirements Analysis and Design Definition

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AThe business analyst should categorize the requirements first by functional or non-functional
BThe business analyst should strive to find logic in the organizational structure and to establish a
CThe business analyst should aim to understand which models are appropriate for the business
DThe business analyst should work with stakeholders to organize defined categories and then to

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Organizing requirements is the task of finding logical relationships and dependencies among the requirements and grouping them into coherent and manageable units. The two objectives of this task are to establish a structure for the requirements that facilitates communication, understanding, and traceability, and to establish a prioritization approach that is based on relevant criteria andstakeholder preferences.

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