A business analyst (BA) is assessing the completeness and coherence of the requirements. The BA has considered a variety of viewpoints and has a collection of views. What has the BA constructed?

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• ARequirements architecture
• BRequirements traceability matrix
• CBusiness knowledge model
• DSolution design

• A
  82% (14)
• B
  6% (1)
• D
  12% (2)

Explanation

A requirements architecture is a collection of views that represent the requirements from different perspectives and levels of abstraction. A requirements architecture helps to assess the completeness and coherence of the requirements, as well as to identify any gaps, overlaps, or inconsistencies among the requirements. A requirements architecture also helps to communicate the requirements to different stakeholders and to facilitate the solution design and testing. A requirements architecture is different from a requirements traceability matrix, which is a tool that shows the relationship between requirements and other artifacts, such as test cases, design elements, or business objectives; a business knowledge model, which is a representation of the business concepts, rules, and relationships that are relevant to the business need or the solution; and a solution design, which is a description of how the solution will meet the requirements and deliver the expected value.

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