Peter is analyzing requirements elicited for a sales order system. He is looking at the following requirement to see if it is fit for purpose:
'The system shall calculate the total volume of orders received per salesman on Fridays, except when the end of year reports are being run'.
During requirements analysis, requirements are checked for:
(A) Ambiguity.
(B) Relevance.
(C) Clarity.
(D) Whether the requirement is a solution.
On which of these checks would this requirement fail?

• A. A and C
• B. D only
• C. A, B and C
• D. B, C and D

ChemCo Ltd has initiated a project to consider changes in its pension scheme.
Paul works in the marketing department and is enrolled in the pension scheme. He has been invited to attend a pension scheme project session designed to elicit requirements, understand opinions on the level of service, and consider how it could be improved in the future. On arrival at the session, Paul recognizes people from other departments, who are all customers of the pension scheme.
In which type of session is Paul about to participate?

• A. Focus group
• B. Scenario analysis
• C. Workshop
• D. Activity sampling

A zoo is in the process of introducing a new IT system to improve its processes and drive greater efficiency in its operations. It has received permission from the board of directors for a phased approach to introduce new business functionality and to replace manual processes with digital solutions.
The key areas for inclusion in the first phase are a new animal health monitoring system, which will allow the zookeepers to utilize the power of data analytics to monitor and proactively manage the health of the animals. It will also provide them with a way of accurately recording the birth of new animals and record loans of animals to other zoos around the world.
On the public-facing side, the project will provide customers with an adoption scheme, which will raise much-needed funds.
A business analyst has constructed a use case diagram for the zoo:

The following potential statements have been made about the diagram:
(A) The diagram is a correct representation of the scenario.
(B) There are aspects of the scenario which are incorrectly represented in the diagram.
(C) There are aspects of the scenario which are incorrectly omitted
from the diagram.
(D) The notation used in the diagram is incorrect.
Which of them is/are true?

• A. C and D
• B. B
• C. B and C
• D. A

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?

• A. Requirements list; source
• B. Requirements catalogue; requirement ID
• C. Requirements list; business area
• D. Requirements catalogue; owner

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?

• A. Focus group
• B. Scenario analysis
• C. Prototyping
• D. Activity sampling