CBAP V3 - BA Planning With Accurate Solutions
2024/25
Accountable - Correct Answer Person who is the decision maker and who is held
accountable for successful completion of the task
Adaptability - Correct Answer Ability to adjust techniques, styles, methods and
approaches to suit the needs of the rapidly changing environment and also deal with a
variety of stakeholders
Adaptive approach - Correct Answer An approach where the solution evolves based
on a cycle of learning and discovery, with feedback loops which encourage making
decisions as late as possible.
Bottom-up estimation - Correct Answer Bottom-up estimation uses WBS technique to
estimate deliverables, activities, tasks
Business acumen - Correct Answer Ability to understand business needs using
experience and knowledge obtained from other situations
Business analysis - Correct Answer The practice of enabling change in the context of
an enterprise by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to
stakeholders.
Business analysis approach - Correct Answer The set of processes, rules, guidelines,
heuristics, and activities that are used to perform business analysis in a specific context.
Business analysis communication plan - Correct Answer A description of the types of
communication the business analyst will perform during business analysis, the
recipients of those communications, and the form and frequency of those
communications.
Business analysis effort - Correct Answer The scope of activities a business analyst is
engaged in during the life cycle of an initiative.
Business analysis performance assessment - Correct Answer Comprises of a
comparison of planned vs actual performance, Root cause analysis of deviation from
the expected performance, ways to address issues etc
Business analysis perspectives - Correct Answer 5 perspectives of business analysis
described in BABoK - agile, business intelligence, information technology, business
architecture, business process management
, Business analysis plan - Correct Answer A description of the planned activities the
business analyst will execute in order to perform the business analysis work involved in
a specific initiative. See also requirements management plan.
Business analysis planning and monitoring - Correct Answer Tasks BAs perform to
organize and coordinate efforts of BAs and stakeholders
Business analysis roles - Correct Answer Roles which typically conduct business
analysis work - business architect, system analyst, requirements engineer, process
analyst, management consultant, product manager
Business analysis tools and technology - Correct Answer Tools those provide
specialized capabilities in creating models and visuals for the requirements
Business analyst - Correct Answer Any person who performs business analysis, no
matter their job title or organizational role.
Business Process Dimension - Correct Answer Measures indicating how well the
enterprise is operating and if its products meet customer needs
Certification - Correct Answer Constraints on the solution which is necessary to meet
certain standards or industry convention
Change management - Correct Answer Planned activities, tools, and techniques to
address the human side of change during a change initiative, primarily addressing the
needs of the people who will be most affected by the change.
Change team - Correct Answer A cross-functional group of individuals who are
mandated to implement a change.
CMMI - Correct Answer Capability maturity model Integration - A model developed by
Software Engineering Institute
Complexity - Correct Answer Indicates implementation difficulty, often indicated by
qualitative scales based on number of interfaces, complexity of essential processes, or
the number and nature of resources required
Conceptual thinking - Correct Answer Ability to sieve through lots of data and to find
the link connecting them all and thereby fit them into a larger context
Constraints - Correct Answer Constraints are aspects that cannot be changed by the
solution or design It can be restrictions on budget, time, resources, technology,
infrastructure, policies etc
Consulted - Correct Answer Stakeholder or stakeholder group who will can be asked
for opinions or information about the task SMEs are generally considered for this
2024/25
Accountable - Correct Answer Person who is the decision maker and who is held
accountable for successful completion of the task
Adaptability - Correct Answer Ability to adjust techniques, styles, methods and
approaches to suit the needs of the rapidly changing environment and also deal with a
variety of stakeholders
Adaptive approach - Correct Answer An approach where the solution evolves based
on a cycle of learning and discovery, with feedback loops which encourage making
decisions as late as possible.
Bottom-up estimation - Correct Answer Bottom-up estimation uses WBS technique to
estimate deliverables, activities, tasks
Business acumen - Correct Answer Ability to understand business needs using
experience and knowledge obtained from other situations
Business analysis - Correct Answer The practice of enabling change in the context of
an enterprise by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to
stakeholders.
Business analysis approach - Correct Answer The set of processes, rules, guidelines,
heuristics, and activities that are used to perform business analysis in a specific context.
Business analysis communication plan - Correct Answer A description of the types of
communication the business analyst will perform during business analysis, the
recipients of those communications, and the form and frequency of those
communications.
Business analysis effort - Correct Answer The scope of activities a business analyst is
engaged in during the life cycle of an initiative.
Business analysis performance assessment - Correct Answer Comprises of a
comparison of planned vs actual performance, Root cause analysis of deviation from
the expected performance, ways to address issues etc
Business analysis perspectives - Correct Answer 5 perspectives of business analysis
described in BABoK - agile, business intelligence, information technology, business
architecture, business process management
, Business analysis plan - Correct Answer A description of the planned activities the
business analyst will execute in order to perform the business analysis work involved in
a specific initiative. See also requirements management plan.
Business analysis planning and monitoring - Correct Answer Tasks BAs perform to
organize and coordinate efforts of BAs and stakeholders
Business analysis roles - Correct Answer Roles which typically conduct business
analysis work - business architect, system analyst, requirements engineer, process
analyst, management consultant, product manager
Business analysis tools and technology - Correct Answer Tools those provide
specialized capabilities in creating models and visuals for the requirements
Business analyst - Correct Answer Any person who performs business analysis, no
matter their job title or organizational role.
Business Process Dimension - Correct Answer Measures indicating how well the
enterprise is operating and if its products meet customer needs
Certification - Correct Answer Constraints on the solution which is necessary to meet
certain standards or industry convention
Change management - Correct Answer Planned activities, tools, and techniques to
address the human side of change during a change initiative, primarily addressing the
needs of the people who will be most affected by the change.
Change team - Correct Answer A cross-functional group of individuals who are
mandated to implement a change.
CMMI - Correct Answer Capability maturity model Integration - A model developed by
Software Engineering Institute
Complexity - Correct Answer Indicates implementation difficulty, often indicated by
qualitative scales based on number of interfaces, complexity of essential processes, or
the number and nature of resources required
Conceptual thinking - Correct Answer Ability to sieve through lots of data and to find
the link connecting them all and thereby fit them into a larger context
Constraints - Correct Answer Constraints are aspects that cannot be changed by the
solution or design It can be restrictions on budget, time, resources, technology,
infrastructure, policies etc
Consulted - Correct Answer Stakeholder or stakeholder group who will can be asked
for opinions or information about the task SMEs are generally considered for this
