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Six BA Tasks - Answer-1. Stategy Analysis 2. Buiness Analysis Planning and Monitoring 3. Requirements Elicitation and Collaboration 4. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition 5. Requirements Life Cycle Management 6. Solution Evaluation Six Underlying Competencies - Answer-1. Analytical Thinking & Problem Solving 2. Behavioural Characteristics 3. Business Knowledge 4. Communication Skills 5. Interaction Skills 6. Tools & Technology Which of the following lists contain the three co...

Six BA Tasks CORRECT ANSWER 1. Stategy Analysis 2. Buiness Analysis Planning and Monitoring 3. Requirements Elicitation and Collaboration 4. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition 5. Requirements Life Cycle Management 6. Solution Evaluation Six Underlying Competencies CORRECT ANSWER 1. Analytical Thinking & Problem Solving 2. Behavioural Characteristics 3. Business Knowledge 4. Communication Skills 5. Interaction Skills 6. Tools & Technology Which of the following lists cont...

Why is it important for a business analyst to know the role of stakeholders? CORRECT ANSWER In order to understand sign-off authority (BACCM Core Concept) Change CORRECT ANSWER The act of transformation in response to a need. Change works to improve the performance of an enterprise. These improvements are deliberate and controlled through business analysis activities. (BACCM Core Concept) Need CORRECT ANSWER A problem or opportunity to be addressed. Needs can cause changes by motivating ...

Which of the following is NOT part of the Business Analysis Core Concept Model (BACCM™)? a) Change b) Need c) Requirements d) Stakeholder - Answer-c) Requirements Explanation 2.0 Business Analysis Key Concepts, 2.1 The Business Analysis Core Concept Model™, pages# 12-14 The Business Analysis Core Concept Model has six (6) elements to it, they are: 1. Changes 2. Solutions 3. Contexts 4. Values 5. Stakeholders 6. Needs Decision-making falls under which competency category? a) B...

Which of the following is NOT part of the Business Analysis Core Concept Model (BACCM™)? a) Change b) Need c) Requirements d) StakeholderAnswer - c) Requirements Explanation 2.0 Business Analysis Key Concepts, 2.1 The Business Analysis Core Concept Model™, pages# 12-14 The Business Analysis Core Concept Model has six (6) elements to it, they are: 1. Changes 2. Solutions 3. Contexts 4. Values 5. Stakeholders 6. Needs Decision-making falls under which competency category? a) B...

NAECB Practice exam (GRADED A) NAECB Self-Assessment Exam (100% Correct Answers)

1. Which of the following techniques can be used to model the rationale of a change? A. Roles and Permissions Matrix B. Organizational modelling C. Business capability analysis D. Decision modelling - correct answer D. Decision modelling Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.4.1 - Model Requirements - Paragraph 3 - Point #2 - Rationale: models represent the 'why' of a change. Techniques used to represent the rationale include Decision Modelling; Scope Modelling; Business Model C...

1. Which of the following techniques can be used to model the rationale of a change? A. Roles and Permissions Matrix B. Organizational modelling C. Business capability analysis D. Decision modelling CORRECT ANSWER D. Decision modelling Explanation: BABoK V3.0 - Section 7.1.4.1 - Model Requirements - Paragraph 3 - Point #2 - Rationale: models represent the 'why' of a change. Techniques used to represent the rationale include Decision Modelling; Scope Modelling; Business Model Canva...

Activity Diagram - A [model] that illustrates the flow of processes and/or complex use cases by showing each [activity] along with information flows and concurrent activities. Steps can be superimposed onto horizontal [swimlanes] for the roles that perform the steps. Activity - A unit of work performed as part of an [initiative] or [process]. Actor(s) - The human and nonhuman roles that interact with the [system]. Allocation - See [requirements allocation]. Analyst - A generic name f...

IIBA - ECBA Test Bank Questions #3 Answered Correctly. Which stage of the Requirements stages structures all requirements and designs so that they support the overall business purpose for a change and that they work effectively as a cohesive whole? a) Verify Requirements b)Validate Requirement c) Define Requirements Architecture (Correct) Specify and Model Requirements Which of the following technique is used in the Requirement Analysis and Design Definition? The technique is also...