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A project manager (PM) is planning the project timelines along with a business analyst (BA) and they come across the task of requirement allocation. The PM wants to know what the dependencies are…

The correct answer is A. Requirements architecture is approved. Requirements architecture is the structure and organization of requirements that ensures they are complete, consistent, and aligned with the business need1. Requirements architecture is a dependency that the BA will highlight as a predecessor for requirement allocation, which…

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Question

A project manager (PM) is planning the project timelines along with a business analyst (BA) and they come across the task of requirement allocation. The PM wants to know what the dependencies are before the requirement allocation task is initiated and seeks the BA's advice. Which of the following is a dependency that the BA will highlight as a predecessor for requirement allocation?

Options

  • ARequirements architecture is approved
  • BDesign options are available
  • CSolution approach has been determined
  • DRequirement are validated

How the community answered

(26 responses)
  • A
    69% (18)
  • B
    12% (3)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    15% (4)

Explanation

Requirements architecture is the structure and organization of requirements that ensures they are complete, consistent, and aligned with the business need1. Requirements architecture is a dependency that the BA will highlight as a predecessor for requirement allocation, which is the process of assigning requirements to solution components, releases, or iterations2. Requirements architecture must be approved before requirement allocation can begin, to ensure that the requirements are stable, clear, and traceable. The other options are not direct dependencies for requirement allocation, although they may influence the process.

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#requirement allocation#requirements architecture#dependency analysis#task sequencing

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