A business analyst (BA) identified that a stakeholder requirement for an online system led to a functional requirement to provide a user login screen. This is an example of which type of…

The correct answer is D. Derive. According to the Capability in Business AnalysisTM (CCBA? guidelines, a derive traceability relationship is one where a requirement is derived from another requirement, typically from a higher level to a lower level12. A functional requirement to provide a user login screen is…

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A business analyst (BA) identified that a stakeholder requirement for an online system led to a functional requirement to provide a user login screen. This is an example of which type of traceability relationship?

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AValidate
BSatisfy
CDepend
DDerive

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According to the Capability in Business AnalysisTM (CCBA? guidelines, a derive traceability relationship is one where a requirement is derived from another requirement, typically from a higher level to a lower level12. A functional requirement to provide a user login screen is an example of a derived requirement, as it is derived from a stakeholder requirement for an online system. A derived requirement is not explicitly stated by the stakeholder, but is necessary to satisfy the stakeholder requirement.

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