CBAP V3 - Req. Analysis UPDATED
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers
Activity diagram - CORRECT ANSWER - Activity diagram uses swim-lanes to show
responsibilities, synchronization bars to show parallel processing and multiple exit decision
points
Actor (business analysis) - CORRECT ANSWER - A human, device, or system that plays
some specified role in interacting with a solution.
Architecture management software - CORRECT ANSWER - Modelling softwares help in
managing volume, complexity and versions of the relationships within the Requirements
architecture
Associations - CORRECT ANSWER - Relationships
Asynchronous call - CORRECT ANSWER - Allows the object to continue with its own
processing after sending the signal
Attribute - CORRECT ANSWER - Attributes define particular piece of information associated
with an entity
BPMN - CORRECT ANSWER - BPMN is an industry-standard that is accessible by both
business users and technical developers
Business non-value-add - CORRECT ANSWER - Characteristics that must be included in the
offering, activities performed to meet regulatory and other needs, or costs associated with doing
business, for which the customer is not willing to pay
, Business process management (BPM) - CORRECT ANSWER - A management discipline that
determines how manual and automated processes are created, modified, cancelled, and governed.
Business process re-engineering - CORRECT ANSWER - Rethinking and redesigning
business processes to generate improvements in performance measures.
Business rules analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Business rules analysis is used to identify,
express, validate, refine, and organize the rules that shape day-to-day business behavior
Cardinality - CORRECT ANSWER - Term cardinality is to refer to the minimum and
maximum number of occurrences to which an entity related.
Cardinality - CORRECT ANSWER - Term cardinality is to refer to the minimum and
maximum number of occurrences to which an entity related
Class - CORRECT ANSWER - An entity in object model
Concept model - CORRECT ANSWER - An analysis model that develops the meaning of
core concepts for a domain
Concept models - CORRECT ANSWER - Concept models organize business vocabulary,
usually starting with glossary
Conceptual data model - CORRECT ANSWER - Independent of any solution To represent
how business perceives its information
Crow's Foot Notation - CORRECT ANSWER - A notation for ER diagram
Data mining - CORRECT ANSWER - Data mining, an approach to document analysis is to
analyze data to group it into categories, determine patterns and opportunities for change
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers
Activity diagram - CORRECT ANSWER - Activity diagram uses swim-lanes to show
responsibilities, synchronization bars to show parallel processing and multiple exit decision
points
Actor (business analysis) - CORRECT ANSWER - A human, device, or system that plays
some specified role in interacting with a solution.
Architecture management software - CORRECT ANSWER - Modelling softwares help in
managing volume, complexity and versions of the relationships within the Requirements
architecture
Associations - CORRECT ANSWER - Relationships
Asynchronous call - CORRECT ANSWER - Allows the object to continue with its own
processing after sending the signal
Attribute - CORRECT ANSWER - Attributes define particular piece of information associated
with an entity
BPMN - CORRECT ANSWER - BPMN is an industry-standard that is accessible by both
business users and technical developers
Business non-value-add - CORRECT ANSWER - Characteristics that must be included in the
offering, activities performed to meet regulatory and other needs, or costs associated with doing
business, for which the customer is not willing to pay
, Business process management (BPM) - CORRECT ANSWER - A management discipline that
determines how manual and automated processes are created, modified, cancelled, and governed.
Business process re-engineering - CORRECT ANSWER - Rethinking and redesigning
business processes to generate improvements in performance measures.
Business rules analysis - CORRECT ANSWER - Business rules analysis is used to identify,
express, validate, refine, and organize the rules that shape day-to-day business behavior
Cardinality - CORRECT ANSWER - Term cardinality is to refer to the minimum and
maximum number of occurrences to which an entity related.
Cardinality - CORRECT ANSWER - Term cardinality is to refer to the minimum and
maximum number of occurrences to which an entity related
Class - CORRECT ANSWER - An entity in object model
Concept model - CORRECT ANSWER - An analysis model that develops the meaning of
core concepts for a domain
Concept models - CORRECT ANSWER - Concept models organize business vocabulary,
usually starting with glossary
Conceptual data model - CORRECT ANSWER - Independent of any solution To represent
how business perceives its information
Crow's Foot Notation - CORRECT ANSWER - A notation for ER diagram
Data mining - CORRECT ANSWER - Data mining, an approach to document analysis is to
analyze data to group it into categories, determine patterns and opportunities for change
