You are the business analyst for your organization. On your current project you'll be using the change-driven approach for defining requirements and gathering feedback. Which of the following statements best describes the change-driven approach?
A) The change-driven approach favors defining requirements through experimentation.
B) The change-driven approach favors defining requirements standardized templates.
C) The change-driven approach favors defining requirements through team interaction.
D) The change-driven approach does not define the requirements until after a solution for the problem has been identified.

Question

You are the business analyst for your organization. On your current project you'll be using the change-driven approach for defining requirements and gathering feedback. Which of the following statements best describes the change-driven approach?  
A) The change-driven approach favors defining requirements through experimentation.  
B) The change-driven approach favors defining requirements standardized templates.
C) The change-driven approach favors defining requirements through team interaction.
D) The change-driven approach does not define the requirements until after a solution for the problem has been identified.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The change-driven approach looks to create business value in short iterations. The downside of this approach, however, is that there is more risk and uncertainty in the overall direction. The change-driven approach relies on team interaction to define requirements and gather feedback on the solution. Answer: B is incorrect. The plan-driven approach relies on standardized templates, not the change-driven approach. Answer: A is incorrect. This is not a valid description of the change-driven approach. Answer: D is incorrect. Requirements may evolve through the change-driven approach, but they are still identified early in the business analysis work. The requirements must be identified so that the business analysts know what solution would satisfy the requirements.

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