IIBA IIBA Certifications ECBA Questions & Answers

• Question 141:

  Which of the following characteristics verifies that a requirement has been fulfilled?

  A. Atomic

  B. Concise

  C. Feasible

  D. Testable

  Correct Answer: D

  Testable: able to verify that the requirement or design has been fulfilled.

  Acceptable levels of verifying fulfillment depend on the level of abstraction of the requirement or design

• Question 142:

  Which of the following is the integrated output that correctly reflects captured information agreed to by business analysts (BAs) and other stakeholders?

  A. Activity plan

  B. Business analysis information

  C. Concept model

  D. Confirmed elicitation results

  Correct Answer: D

  Elicitation Results (confirmed): integrated output that the business analyst and other stakeholders agree correctly reflects captured information and confirms that it is relevant and useful as an input to further work.

• Question 143:

  Which of the following is an activity that a business analyst (BA) performs to prepare for elicitation?

  A. Assess risk

  B. Trace requirements

  C. Secure supporting material

  D. Analyze performance measures

  Correct Answer: C

  4 Secure Supporting Material

  Business analysts identify sources of information that are needed to conduct the elicitation activity.

• Question 144:

  The requirements elicitation technique used to iteratively validate the needs of stakeholders that interact with the application is:

  A. interface analysis

  B. observation.

  C. prototyping

  D. reverse engineering.

  Correct Answer: C

  4. Elicitation and Collaboration

  4.2 Conduct Elicitation

  4.2.6 Techniques

  Prototyping: used to elicit and validate stakeholders' needs through an iterative process that creates a model of requirements or designs.

• Question 145:

  What are characteristics of effective communication of business analysis information?

  A. Concise and consistent

  B. Timely and segmented

  C. Detailed and verbal

  D. Bi-directional and iterative

  Correct Answer: D

  Communication of business analysis information is bi-directional and iterative.

• Question 146:

  When validating requirements, assumptions are:

  A. documented after conducting further analysis.

  B. based and assessed on previous experience.

  C. vital to support strategic decisions and goals.

  D. defined so that associated risk can be managed.

  Correct Answer: D

  7.3 Validate Requirements

  7.3.4 Elements 1 Identify Assumptions These assumptions are identified and defined so that associated risks can be managed.

• Question 147:

  Which input is used to prepare for elicitation?

  A. Activity plan

  B. Business analysis information

  C. Stakeholder engagement approach

  D. Change strategy

  Correct Answer: C

  Stakeholder Engagement Approach: understanding stakeholders' communication and collaboration needs helps plan and prepare appropriate and effective elicitation events.

• Question 148:

  Which techniques should be applied to prioritize requirements?

  A. Risk Analysis and Management

  B. Decision Modelling and Estimation

  C. Interface Analysis and Interviews

  D. Document Analysis and Vendor Assessment

  Correct Answer: A

  Risk Analysis and Management: used to understand the risks for the basis of prioritization.

• Question 149:

  Which criteria are used to ensure high-quality relationships between requirements?

  A. Collaborative and communicated

  B. Concise and creative

  C. Correlated and clear

  D. Consistent and correct

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 150:

  Which of the following activities are performed during the requirements life cycle management phase?

  A. Elicit Requirements

  B. Prioritize Designs

  C. Trace Requirements

  D. Maintain Attributes

  Correct Answer: C

  The Requirements Life Cycle Management knowledge area includes the following tasks:

  Trace Requirements: analyzes and maintains the relationships between requirements, designs, solution components, and other work products for impact analysis, coverage, and allocation.