Elicitation Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Which of the following is NOT part of the Business Analysis Core Concept Model (BACCM™)? a) Change b) Need c) Requirements d) Stakeholder - Answer-c) Requirements Explanation 2.0 Business Analysis Key Concepts, 2.1 The Business Analysis Core Concept Model™, pages# 12-14 The Business Analysis Core Concept Model has six (6) elements to it, they are: 1. Changes 2. Solutions 3. Contexts 4. Values 5. Stakeholders 6. Needs Decision-making falls under which competency category? a) B...

Which stage of the Requirements stages structures all requirements and designs so that they support the overall business purpose for a change and that they work effectively as a cohesive whole? a) Verify Requirements b)Validate Requirement c) Define Requirements Architecture (Correct) Specify and Model Requirements - c) Define Requirements Architecture Explanation Refer BABOK V3 pg 148., read more about the task 'Define Requirement Architecture' Which of the following technique...

Elicitation and Collaboration and the BACCM 1. Change: using appropriate techniques to identify change characteristics and stakeholder concerns. 2. Need: Eliciting, confirming, and communicating needs. 3. Solution: Eliciting, confirming, and communicating solution. 4. Stakeholder: Managing stakeholder collaboration. 5. Value: Assessing value through elicitation; confirming and communicating value. 6. Context: Identifying impact of context on change. Prepare for Elicitation Process ...

What are the six Business Analysis specific expertise areas? CORRECT ANSWER 1. Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring 2. Elicitation and Collaboration 3. Requirements Life Cycle Management 4. Strategy Analysis 5. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition 6. Solution Evaluation What are the six underlying competencies required by a BA? CORRECT ANSWER These competencies are grouped into six categories: 1. Analytical Thinking and Problem Solving 2. Behavioral Characteristics 3. Bus...

Six BA Tasks CORRECT ANSWER 1. Stategy Analysis 2. Buiness Analysis Planning and Monitoring 3. Requirements Elicitation and Collaboration 4. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition 5. Requirements Life Cycle Management 6. Solution Evaluation Six Underlying Competencies CORRECT ANSWER 1. Analytical Thinking & Problem Solving 2. Behavioural Characteristics 3. Business Knowledge 4. Communication Skills 5. Interaction Skills 6. Tools & Technology Which of the following lists cont...

Business Analysis Planning & Monitoring, Elicitation, Requirements Management & Communication, Enterprise Analysis, Requirements Analysis, Solution Assessment & Validation, Underlying Competencies CORRECT ANSWER What are the 7 knowledge areas of the BABOK Business Requirements, Stakeholder Requirements, Solution Requirements, Transition Requirements CORRECT ANSWER What are the classifications used to describe requirements Business Analysis Planning & Monitoring CORRECT ANSWER The knowledge...

What are the six Business Analysis specific expertise areas? - Answer-1. Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring 2. Elicitation and Collaboration 3. Requirements Life Cycle Management 4. Strategy Analysis 5. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition 6. Solution Evaluation What are the six underlying competencies required by a BA? - Answer-These competencies are grouped into six categories: 1. Analytical Thinking and Problem Solving 2. Behavioral Characteristics 3. Business Knowled...

IIBA - ECBA Test Bank Questions #3 Answered Correctly and Deeply Explained. Which stage of the Requirements stages structures all requirements and designs so that they support the overall business purpose for a change and that they work effectively as a cohesive whole? a) Verify Requirements b)Validate Requirement c) Define Requirements Architecture (Correct) Specify and Model Requirements - c) Define Requirements Architecture Explanation Refer BABOK V3 pg 148., read more about the tas...

Which of the following information about tasks are valid? - 1. A task is a discrete piece of work that may be performed formally or informally as part of business analysis 2. Tasks are grouped into knowledge areas 3. Business Analysts perform tasks from all knowledge areas sequentially, iteratively and simultaneously Supplier: - A stakeholder outside the boundary of a given organization or organizational unit. They provide products or services to the organization and may have contractual or...

Understand the Scope of Elicitation - To determine the scope of elicitation BA consider: • business domain, • overall corporate culture and environment, • stakeholder locations, • stakeholders who are involved and their group dynamics, • expected outputs the elicitation activities will feed, • skills of the business analysis practitioner, • other elicitation activities planned to complement this one, • strategy or solution approach, • scope of future solution, and •...