During validation of a project solution, the business analyst discovers that a requirement has been altered. Instead of placing the company logo in the upper-left corner of the window, it is displayed in the upper-right corner. When the business analyst asks the developer about the change, the developer says that one of the stakeholders asked directly for the change.
Which corrective action should the business analyst take?

1. A. Discuss the change in the next stakeholder meeting.
2. B. Ask the developer to correct the logo as stated in the requirement.
3. C. Confront the stakeholder that requested the change.
4. D. Follow the change control process as defined in the business analysis plan.

Correct Answer: D

A project team has completed the system use cases along with accompanying screen mockups. The business analyst schedules a review meeting with the client team to walk through the artifacts.
What is the purpose of this meeting?

1. A. To verify that the system is aligned with the quality requirements
2. B. To validate that the documents are aligned with the solution requirements
3. C. To validate that the system is aligned with the stakeholder requirements
4. D. To verify that the documents are aligned with the transition requirements

Correct Answer: C

When faced with a tight timeline, the project sponsor suggests that the project team start development without creating traceability artifacts What should the business analyst do?

1. A. Start development activities without traceability items.
2. B. Explain the value of requirements traceability.
3. C. Negotiate for a quick approval of a reduced set of traceability artifacts.
4. D. Eliminate traceability activities for the project.

Correct Answer: B

The business analyst is conducting a feasibility study to understand how well a potential solution fits into the organization. What kind of feasibility assessment is the business analyst undertaking?

1. A. Time
2. B. Operational
3. C. Cost-effectiveness
4. D. Technical

Correct Answer: B

A business analyst is working on a project to update the user interface for a legacy procurement system. An end user raises concerns that the new solution will not support their core business processes.
How could the business analyst address the end user's concerns about the new interface?

1. A. Develop a use case package to support the user interface.
2. B. Document the business data objects using an entity relationship diagram
3. C. Consult the stakeholder register to evaluate if the user has authority to influence the project.
4. D. Develop a prototype to gather functional requirements.

Correct Answer: D