A business analyst anticipates receiving requirements changes. What should the business analyst do to avoid scope creep?
Answer(s): B
Which statement accurately depicts what changes can be made to requirements after they are baselined?
Answer(s): A
The main output is the scope baseline, which consists of three documents; the scope statement (including both project and product requirements), the WBS(s), and the WBS dictionary. These are reviewed and upon approval, the scope baseline is created. Once that baseline has been approved, changes can only be made through a change control procedure. The scope baseline will be used to continually compare the actual results and work being done on the project to the original, approved scope.
When faced with a tight timeline, the project sponsor suggests that the project team start development without creating traceability artifacts. What should the business analyst do?
A business analyst assigned to review test output for a project realizes that an approved requirement has been missed. Which technique could the business analyst have used to ensure that requirements were delivered as stated?
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Sultan Commented on September 23, 2023 Q- 91(During a requirements workshop, sponsors and managers from different departments express varying points of view and priorities about the product’s functions and requirements. The business analyst struggles with facilitating the group to reach an agreement. What should the business analyst have defined to avoid this? The correct answer is A NOT B. Because here we are taking about BA not PM. Anonymous
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