PL-600 · Question #42
You are a Solution Architect and need to evaluate the collected requirements for the new project. Please select the three primary goals for the evaluation.
The correct answer is A. Make the requirements clear to understand and concise C. Identify and add the non-functional requirements E. Collect additional information to clarify the requirements. The three primary goals when evaluating collected requirements are: (A) making requirements clear, understandable, and concise so all stakeholders interpret them consistently; (C) identifying and adding non-functional requirements (performance, security, scalability) that may…
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- AMake the requirements clear to understand and concise
- BShare the requirements with other architects
- CIdentify and add the non-functional requirements
- DDefine the high-level project architecture
- ECollect additional information to clarify the requirements
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A88% (38)
- B2% (1)
- D9% (4)
Explanation
The three primary goals when evaluating collected requirements are: (A) making requirements clear, understandable, and concise so all stakeholders interpret them consistently; (C) identifying and adding non-functional requirements (performance, security, scalability) that may have been omitted by business users; and (E) collecting additional information to resolve ambiguities before design begins. Sharing requirements with other architects (B) is a collaboration activity, not a primary evaluation goal. Defining high-level architecture (D) is a downstream design activity that follows successful requirements evaluation.
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