CBAP 2

What are the six core concepts that make up the Business Analysis Core Concept Model?

• Change, Risk, Solution, Stakeholder, Value, and Context.

• Change, Need, Solution, Stakeholder, Value, and Context.

• Change, Need, Constraint, Stakeholder, Value, and Context

• Change, Need, Solution, Stakeholder, Scope, and Context

Which of the following is not an example of a non-functional requirement?

• 98% of sandwich orders within a given day at a submarine sandwich chain restaurant must be correct

• An airline’s flights must not be delayed by more than 30 minutes 90% of the time over a given month.

• All existing seven-digit phone numbers must be converted to ten-digit phone numbers that include area code before the telemarketing team will be able to use the new auto-dialer feature of the solution.

• It must take no more than 15 seconds to perform a database search.

Who of the following is NOT a business analyst?

• Paola, who is assessing a vendor’s proposal to provide a new service

• Jim, who is working with other developers to prepare a physical data model

• Jenny, who is facilitating a workshop to elicit requirements

• Raoul, who is conducting unit testing on a new system

Which of the following is not an example of a design?

• A sketch of a dashboard

• Screen mock-up showing specific data fields

• Record and access a patient’s history

• Prototype with text displayed in both official languages

Business analysis can be performed from a diverse array of perspectives. Which of the following perspectives is described in the BABOK® Guide?

• Change management

• Agile

• Data analytics

• Recursive

Manny has recently been hired as a business analyst assigned to a new project that will investigate solutions to resolve a functionality gap in Acme Corporation’s Purchasing department. Manny was asked to speak to the person responsible for initiating the effort to define the business need. This is the same person who authorizes the work to be performed on the project. Who is he seeking?

• Sandra, the tester

• Kamal, the project manager

• Idris, the domain subject matter expert

• Malik, the sponsor

Which of the following is not a common knowledge area in the BABOK® Guide?

• Strategy Analysis

• Elicitation and Collaboration

• Solution Analysis

• Requirements Life Cycle Management

This is a “usable representative of a need”.

• A strategy

• An objective

• A requirement

• A capability

Boris, the BA is working in a highly-regulated government department. He is working on a project that involves the replacement of 15 legacy reporting systems with a single system. There are many stakeholder groups that he needs to consult with in order to make sure their requirements are elicited and documented. Patricia, the project sponsor, has stated that the new single system, the existing users and new users of the new system, and the processes by which the different user groups will use the system must be well defined before the solution is even built. Boris, unsure of himself, has decided to consult the BABOK® Guide to help guide his next move. Which chapter should Boris read first?

• Chapter 10: Techniques

• Chapter 3: Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring

• Chapter 11: Perspectives

• Chapter 4: Elicitation and Collaboration

Which of the following statements is true of Transition requirements?

• They are not needed once the change is complete

• They must continue to be met indefinitely by the long-term solutionThey don’t exist in an agile implementation

• They don’t exist in an agile implementation

• They don’t need to be included in a traceability matrix