In a requirements elicitation effort, the business analyst (BA) needs to define boundaries for business domains, categorize and create a hierarchy of items, and show data sources and their relationships for specific audiences.
Which of the following modeling formats should the BA use?
In requirements elicitation, diagrams are particularly effective for defining boundaries for business domains, categorizing and creating hierarchies of items, and illustrating data sources and their relationships. Diagrams provide a visual representation that helps to simplify and clarify complex information, making them the best choice for these specific tasks in the elicitation process.
7.1.4.1 Business analysts choose from one or more of the following modelling formats: • Matrices • Diagrams Diagrams: a diagram is a visual, often pictorial, representation of a requirement or set of requirements. A diagram is especially useful to depict complexity in a way that would be difficult to do with words. Diagrams can also be used to define boundaries for business domains, to categorize and create hierarchies of items, and to show components of objects such as data and their relationships.
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Answer is A. BABOK V3 7.1.4.1