The business analyst receives multiple changes from different stakeholders during the requirements gathering phase of a project. How should the business analyst track the requirements throughout the lifecycle of the project to secure the delivery of the expected solution?

1. A. Establish a risk traceabllity matrix and designate someone to manage each risk with the appropriate response.
2. B. Plan regular meetings with stakeholders to review the requirements baseline update and to discuss changes.
3. C. Perform inspections through the lifecycle of the project to detect any gaps and adjust the requirements baseline.
4. D. Record all the requirements in a matrix, review it regularly, and get approval from stakeholders.

Correct Answer: A

After analyzing a set of requirements documents, it is determined that the requirements are not yet ready for peer review. This was most likely caused by:

1. A. the requirements not providing all of the information needed to define the work.
2. B. the requirements documents having not yet received sign-off from the sponsor.
3. C. the requirements' reference codes not tracing to the attribute numbers in the work breakdown structure.
4. D. some requirements having not yet been discussed in a work group session.

Correct Answer: A

The requirements baseline is ready for sign-off when the requirements are:

1. A. consistent, analyzed, complete, and validated
2. B. justified, clear, consistent, and verified
3. C. complete, clear, verified, and adopted
4. D. clear, consistent, complete, and validated

Correct Answer: B

Company A has initialed a project to update their online ordering system. The business analyst has noticed that the purchasing department, a primary stakeholder. is excluded from the list of stakeholders.
In which reference matenal can the business analyst find information about the missing project stakeholders?

1. A. Business case
2. B. Business analysis plan
3. C. Organizational chart
4. D. Business analyst communication plan

Correct Answer: B

A business analyst has received a test result report that shows evidence of defective functionality. The business analyst checks the test result again and verifies that the functionality behaves according to the requirements.
At this point, the business analyst should first:

1. A. let the users decide if the test result is acceptable.
2. B. ask the tester to perform the test again.
3. C. change the requirement according to the test result.
4. D. verify that the test case is incorrect.

Correct Answer: D