BABOK Requirements Life Cycle Management 2

Question 1

Which BABOK task involves evaluating proposed changes to determine their impact before approving them?

Accepted Answer

Assess Requirements Changes

Answer

Assessing requirements changes involves analyzing the scope, feasibility, and impact of proposed changes before they are approved and incorporated.

Question 2

What is 'forward traceability' in requirements management?

Accepted Answer

Tracing requirements forward to design, code, and test artifacts

Answer

Forward traceability links requirements to the downstream artifacts they produce, such as design components, development tasks, and test cases.

Question 3

Which prioritization technique assigns numerical weights to requirements based on multiple criteria?

Accepted Answer

Weighted Ranking

Answer

Weighted ranking assigns scores across multiple criteria (value, cost, risk) and calculates a composite priority score for each requirement.

Question 4

In requirements management, what is the MoSCoW technique used for?

Accepted Answer

Categorizing requirements as Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have

Answer

MoSCoW is a prioritization framework that categorizes requirements into four buckets: Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have (this time).

Question 5

What type of traceability links a requirement back to its origin, such as a business objective or stakeholder need?

Accepted Answer

Backward traceability

Answer

Backward traceability traces requirements back to their source (business goals, stakeholder requests) to ensure all requirements have valid justification.

BABOK - Business Analysis Body of Knowledge Practice Test

BABOK - Business Analysis Body of Knowledge Practice Test

BABOK Requirements Life Cycle Management 2