CCBA · Question #594
A business analyst (BA) is reviewing the elicitation results of several workshops to decide which technique to use to model the requirements. The elicitation identified user roles needed in a future…
The correct answer is B. Use cases and scenarios. Use cases and scenarios model user interactions with a system, detailing how different roles will use the solution. BABOK® Guide (Chapter 10.48 - Use Cases and Scenarios)states thatuse cases define user- system interactions, making them ideal for capturing roles, actions, and…
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A business analyst (BA) is reviewing the elicitation results of several workshops to decide which technique to use to model the requirements. The elicitation identified user roles needed in a future solution, the functionality needed by each of these roles, and how the desired interaction with the solution should look. Which technique allows the BA to model this type of information?
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- ASequence diagrams
- BUse cases and scenarios
- CProcess models
- DRoles and permissions matrix
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B88% (21)
- C8% (2)
Explanation
Use cases and scenarios model user interactions with a system, detailing how different roles will use the solution. BABOK® Guide (Chapter 10.48 - Use Cases and Scenarios)states thatuse cases define user- system interactions, making them ideal for capturing roles, actions, and expected system Sequence diagrams (Option A)show system interactions but do not define user roles. Process models (Option C)describe workflows rather than user interactions. Roles and permissions matrices (Option D)define access rights but not interactions.
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