BFA Requirement Engineering

1. What is the primary role of a business analyst?

• a) Analyzing business processes

• b) Managing project timelines

• c) Conducting market research

• d) Developing software applications

2. What is business analysis?

• a) Evaluating company profits

• b) Analyzing business processes and systems

• c) Conducting employee performance reviews

• d) Designing marketing campaigns

3. Who is considered a stakeholder in a business analysis project?

• a) Project managers only

• b) Business analysts only

• c) Customers, employees, and investors

• d) Customers and competitors

4. What is the difference between internal and external stakeholders?

• a) Internal stakeholders have more power and interest

• b) External stakeholders have more power and interest

• c) Internal stakeholders are employees, while external stakeholders are customers

• d) There is no difference between internal and external stakeholders

5. Which of the following is NOT another name for a business analyst?

• a) Business systems analyst

• b) Requirements engineer

• c) Business solutions architect

• d) Data scientist

6. What are the three levels of stakeholders in a business analysis project?

• a) High-level, mid-level, and low-level stakeholders
  

• b) Strategic, tactical, and operational stakeholders

• c) Primary, secondary, and tertiary stakeholders

• d) Influential, supportive, and neutral stakeholders

7. What is the Power-Interest matrix used for in stakeholder analysis?

• a) Assessing stakeholders' level of influence and interest

• b) Analyzing stakeholders' financial investments in the project

• c) Determining stakeholders' job titles and organizational roles

• d) Identifying the geographical location of stakeholders

8. What does the RACI matrix stand for in business analysis?

• a) Responsible, Authorized, Consulted, and Informed

• b) Roles, Authorities, Communication, and Instructions

• c) Required, Appointed, Checked, and Implemented

• d) Resource Allocation, Communication, and Integration

9. What is a requirement in business analysis?

• a) A desired outcome or characteristic of a system or product

• b) A specific project task identified by the project manager

• c) A financial objective set by the stakeholders

• d) A legal obligation imposed on the organization

10. What does SMART stand for in the context of requirement criteria?

• a) Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely

• b) Strategic, Multifaceted, Analytical, Reliable, Technical

• c) Structured, Model-driven, Agile, Robust, Thorough

• d) Significant, Marketable, Attractive, Reasonable, Trustworthy