최신 ECBA 무료덤프 - IIBA Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA)

A. system limits, business models, organizational structures, and principles.

B. system costs, business revenues, organizational designs, and rules.

C. system names, business contacts, organizational forms, and protocols.

D. system documents, business rules, organizational policies, and regulations.

A. Checklists

B. Interviews

C. Estimation

D. Benchmarking

A. Conversation, acceptance criteria, title, statement of value

B. Grouping, ranking, negotiation, decision trees

C. State tables, flow diagrams, process models, matrices

D. Main topic, keywords, metrics, indicators

A. Define requirements architecture

B. Verify requirements

C. Specify and model requirements

D. Define design options

A. Tasks are performed recurrently

B. Activities are divided into iterations

C. Requirements are gathered through team interaction and feedback

D. Information is captured in standardized templates

A. Classify and organize the results

B. Confirm that the information is consistent and accurately represented

C. Validate sufficient information was collected

D. Ensure that information produced is recorded for later reference use

A. A project manager would be directly involved in supporting the operations of the enterprise.

B. A regulator would ensure an envisioned future state can be sufficiently tested and can help set an appropriate level of quality to target.

C. A domain subject matter expert would provide insight into current state and potential states.

D. An end user would help determine which business needs to address and sets the business objective that a future state will achieve.

A. Information Management Approach

B. Governance Approach

C. Business Analysis Approach

D. Stakeholder Engagement Approach

A. Prioritize

B. Assess

C. Trace

D. Maintain

A. Elicitation activity plan

B. Set up logistics

C. Needs

D. Potential value