Business Analysis - RADD Quiz

You are currently reviewing a specific requirement to see if it is atomic. What is an atomic requirement?

• Operationally feasible and fits within budget and schedule constraints

• Logically structured in a related group and able to be changed

• Technically feasible with a wide range of implementation options

• Self-contained and capable of being understood independently

What is the name for an abstraction representing some or all of a proposed solution?

• Diagram

• Concept

• Matrix

• Model

During requirements analysis, you are selecting a modelling technique to represent the rationale or "why" of a proposed change. Which modelling technique would be the best choice?

• Organizational modelling

• Decision modelling

• Functional decomposition

• State modelling

Data flow diagrams show how ____________ flows through a system.

• Processes

• Requirements

• Decisions

• Information

Assumptions and constraints defined and clarified as requirements are understood and documented with their associated:

• Limitations

• Attributes

• Restrictions

• Requirements

What is another name for the quality check performed following analysis of a requirement?

• Verification

• Validation

• Approval

• Clarification

The tasks and techniques in the Requirements Analysis and Design Definition knowledge area are used to define what types of requirements?

• Business and stakeholder

• Stakeholder and transition

• Solution and stakeholder

• Transition and solution

Which technique organizes your requirements based on the solution components to which they are related?

• Data dictionary

• Business rules

• Scope modelling

• Class diagram

What imposes limitations on your solution?

• Attributes

• Constraints

• Assumptions

• Priorities

The output from specifying and modelling requirements is:

• Specified and modelled requirements

• Specified and traceable requirements

• Verified and modelled requirements

• Prioritized and validated requirements