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The Business Requirements Document (BRD) prepared by the business analyst (BA) was circulated to stakeholders for approval. Some stakeholders objected to the Use Case diagrams and could not understand

The correct answer is C. The models are used for analysis and refining requirements and design.. This is because use case diagrams are graphical models that show the actors, use cases, and relationships involved in a system or a solution. Use case diagrams are part of the business requirements document, as they help to analyze and refine the functional requirements and desig

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Question

The Business Requirements Document (BRD) prepared by the business analyst (BA) was circulated to stakeholders for approval. Some stakeholders objected to the Use Case diagrams and could not understand them. Why would these be included in the document?

Options

  • AThe models were included as a mistake because Use Case diagrams are technical.
  • BThe models are part of the technical documents and not part of BRD documents.
  • CThe models are used for analysis and refining requirements and design.
  • DThe models did not change the value compared to text-based requirements

How the community answered

(52 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    92% (48)
  • D
    4% (2)

Explanation

This is because use case diagrams are graphical models that show the actors, use cases, and relationships involved in a system or a solution. Use case diagrams are part of the business requirements document, as they help to analyze and refine the functional requirements and design of the solution. The models were not included as a mistake (A), as use case diagrams are nottechnical, but business-oriented. The models are not part of the technical documents (B), as they do not describe the implementation details of the solution, but the business needs and objectives. The models did change the value compared to text based requirements (D), as they provide a visual and concise way to communicate the requirements and design.

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