BCS RE18 Exam Dumps

A business analyst working on a project has identified:

3 requirements for which there is a workaround and the users can live without;

2 requirements that the users can live without for now;

15 requirements which, if not delivered, will make the solution unworkable or useless.

When these requirements are prioritized using MoSCoW, which of the following categories will not be

used?

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A business analyst has collected the following legal requirement in support of a project seeking to improve the services provided by a children's charity:

The system must record all the details of the children and young people we interact with.

The project is in the early phases of requirements elicitation. At this stage, the business analyst is trying to ensure that they have captured the broad requirements.

Which style of requirements document is the business analyst constructing, and what additional (essential) attribute will they need to record?

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A project team has decided that it wishes to adopt an agile/iterative approach to a development project. The following principles have been agreed upon to guide the selection of elicitation techniques:

1) We will embrace the evolutionary and re-factoring principles of iterative development in our approach to requirements elicitation.

2) We need to build a broad (but basic) understanding of how teams work together in the current business situation.

3) We need to build strong personal relationships to ensure we can instil empowerment and collaboration in the team.

Which of the following sets of elicitation techniques would support all these principles?

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In order to understand the existing processes, Jools, a new business analyst at the Golden Cup Company, begins her investigation with reviewing the process documents and archived information.

In a discussion with Alan, the project manager, she expresses the view that the processes all seem to be working, which surprises Alan. In his experience, the processes are all failing or not being followed as they should be, due to local interpretation and variation in working practices.

Jools' goal is to gain an independent perspective on the working practices and develop individual relationships with her new colleagues.

Which is the best set of techniques to help her achieve her goal?

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Isamu is a business analyst working on a project. Unfortunately, it is not progressing as hoped or planned.

He has identified that the main issues with the users on the project are:

1) They manage complex processes and they do not seem to be able to articulate their needs.

2) They claim they cannot engage in requirements elicitation as they simply do not know what is possible.

Which elicitation technique would best address both these issues?

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