EX0-112 · Question #32
Which process reviews a modified functional design?
The correct answer is C. Review and testing. Review and testing (C) is the process specifically responsible for evaluating a modified functional design, because its purpose is to validate that any changes to system or functional specifications meet requirements before implementation proceeds. Demand management (A) focuses…
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Which process reviews a modified functional design?
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- ADemand management
- BSpecify information requirements
- CReview and testing
How the community answered
(55 responses)- A2% (1)
- B7% (4)
- C91% (50)
Explanation
Review and testing (C) is the process specifically responsible for evaluating a modified functional design, because its purpose is to validate that any changes to system or functional specifications meet requirements before implementation proceeds. Demand management (A) focuses on capturing and prioritizing incoming requests or needs - it's upstream of design, not a reviewer of it. Specify information requirements (B) is about defining what data or information a system needs, which occurs during analysis, not after a design is modified.
Memory tip: Think "change made → check it" - Review and testing is always the step that scrutinizes what was just changed, making it the natural home for validating a modified design.
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