CCBA · Question #533
A business analyst (BA) has elicited non-functional information for a system's replacement. In reviewing the elicitation results, the BA finds the number of concurrent users is a large portion of…
The correct answer is D. Confirm elicitation results by researching the actual concurrent users on the existing system and. The best approach is tovalidate the elicited non-functional requirementbyanalyzing existing system usage data. The BABOK® Guide (Chapter 8.3 - Validate Requirements)states that requirements should bevalidated against actual business needs and current system performanceto avoid…
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A business analyst (BA) has elicited non-functional information for a system's replacement. In reviewing the elicitation results, the BA finds the number of concurrent users is a large portion of the target user group, which seems high. How should the BA proceed?
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- ADocument the elicitation results in the solution requirements specification, then seek verification
- BObserve a user performing the task to determine the length of time to complete the task
- CConduct additional stakeholder analysis to determine whether any additional user groups were
- DConfirm elicitation results by researching the actual concurrent users on the existing system and
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- D81% (22)
Explanation
The best approach is tovalidate the elicited non-functional requirementbyanalyzing existing system usage data. The BABOK® Guide (Chapter 8.3 - Validate Requirements)states that requirements should bevalidated against actual business needs and current system performanceto avoid incorrect assumptions. Checking the number of concurrent users ensures that the requirement is realistic and achievable.
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