ECBA · Question #211
When examining requirements relationships, the business analyst (BA) ensures the relationships satisfy the following quality criteria:
The correct answer is D. unambiguous. When examining requirements relationships, "unambiguous" is a key quality criterion. It ensures that the nature of the relationship between two or more requirements is clearly understood and not open to multiple interpretations. This clarity is critical for supporting impact…
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When examining requirements relationships, the business analyst (BA) ensures the relationships satisfy the following quality criteria:
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- Ameasurable.
- Bindependent.
- Ctestable.
- Dunambiguous.
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(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- D95% (21)
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When examining requirements relationships, "unambiguous" is a key quality criterion. It ensures that the nature of the relationship between two or more requirements is clearly understood and not open to multiple interpretations. This clarity is critical for supporting impact analysis, traceability, requirement decomposition, and requirement allocation. Poorly defined or ambiguous relationships can result in incorrect assumptions about dependencies or sequencing, potentially leading to implementation errors.
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