A business analyst (BA) has just completed a number of elicitation activities and is preparing to review the stated requirements. As part of this, the BA is checking the compliance of the stated requirements with organizational standards for business analysis.
What state is the BA attempting to move the requirements into?
When a business analyst checks the compliance of stated requirements with organizational standards for business analysis, they are ensuring that the requirements meet quality standards, are usable, and are consistent. This process is known as verifying requirements. Therefore, the state the BA is attempting to move the requirements into is 'Verified'.
Ans-B Verification activities include: • checking for compliance with organizational performance standards for business analysis, such as using the right tools and methods,(BABOK page-143
Correct, BA first verifies then validates it with stakeholders i Req Analysis and Design
The answers to this question should be verified, option B
this one is tricky. It may be tempting to go with Verified, however - • Specify and Model Requirements: describes a set of requirements or designs in detail using analytical techniques. • Verify Requirements: ensures that a set of requirements or designs has been developed in enough detail to be usable by a particular stakeholder, is internally consistent, and is of high quality. • Validate Requirements: ensures that a set of requirements or designs delivers business value and supports the organization's goals and objectives. This means, the req is already specified and verified, the BA now has to check for its alignment with Organization's goal (Validate)
key the Ba is preparing to review - prepare - perform task - output is Requirements Verified.
Answer D (Specified) is correct. Requirements are going through 5 different stages. 1. Elicitation 2. Specification 3. Verification 4. Validation 5. Management In this case, BA has collected the requirements, but not reviewed them (verification). Doing some checking compliance is a formal work done before the verification.
Ans. D - Specified. To verify means to ensure that R & D specifications & models meet quality standards and are usable. Hence, elicitation results are first specified before they are verified
Sorry, answer should be B. Verified. The BA is trying to achieve the output - verified state
The purpose of Verify Requirements is to ensure that requirements and designs specifications and models meet quality standards and are usable for the purpose they serve (Babok pg 152
Answer is B. The BA is currently verifying the requirements and once this is completed, they are moved into "Verified" state or status. Refer to BABOK V3 7.2.4.2: Verification activities include: • checking for compliance with organizational performance standards for business analysis, such as using the right tools and methods,
Ans-A Requirements Validation The activity which the BA is 'moving' towards is Validation. Currently in the Verify state.
7.2.1 The purpose of Verify Requirements is to ensure that requirements and designs specifications and models meet quality standards and are usable for the purpose they serve.
Keywords: What state is the BA attempting to move the requirements into? So, the reqs are specified (D) see 7.1, it's moving into Verified (B), then Validated (A), then Accepted (C). See task 7.2 Verify Requirements
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The correct answer is B. He is verifying requirements According to BABOK 7.2.4.2 Verification activities include checking for compliance with organizational performance standards for business analysis, such as using the right tools and methods.
I think it is C. Elicitation result is not an input for verifiy requirements
"completed a number of elicitation activities and is preparing to review the stated requirements" the above sentence show that requirements are in specify and model requirements state since the input of this task is Elicitation Results(Any State) and output is Requirements(Specified and modelled)