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You are documenting the requirements attribute for your requirements management plan. Which attribute would you use if you want to identify the person who created the requirements?

The correct answer is B. Ownership: This is a correct answer, as it is a requirement attribute that indicates who is D. Author of the requirement: This is a correct answer, as it is a requirement attribute that. used in spreadsheet software to refer to a cell address that does not change when copied or moved to another cell. responsible for the creation, approval, and maintenance of the requirement. Ownership helps to ensure the accountability, traceability, and quality of the…

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Question

You are documenting the requirements attribute for your requirements management plan. Which attribute would you use if you want to identify the person who created the requirements?

Options

  • AAbsolute reference: This is an incorrect answer, as it is not a requirement attribute, but a term
  • BOwnership: This is a correct answer, as it is a requirement attribute that indicates who is
  • CRequirements sponsor: This is an incorrect answer, as it is not a requirement attribute, but a
  • DAuthor of the requirement: This is a correct answer, as it is a requirement attribute that

How the community answered

(29 responses)
  • A
    7% (2)
  • B
    90% (26)
  • C
    3% (1)

Explanation

used in spreadsheet software to refer to a cell address that does not change when copied or moved to another cell. responsible for the creation, approval, and maintenance of the requirement. Ownership helps to ensure the accountability, traceability, and quality of the requirement. role that provides the funding and support for the project or the solution. The requirements sponsor may or may not be the same person as the owner of the requirement. identifies the person who wrote the requirement. Authorship helps to provide the source and context of the requirement.

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