Exam CBAP topic 1 question 314 discussion

C. Elicitation activity plan

The Elicitation Activity Plan is the document that outlines: • Sources of information to be consulted during elicitation. • Techniques and activities used to gather information. • Expected outcomes or results from the elicitation sessions. When the business analyst (BA) needs to confirm elicitation results, this plan serves as a reference to compare what was gathered against the intended outcomes. It helps ensure that all relevant sources were consulted and that the elicited information aligns with the project’s goals.

While options such as the information management approach (Option A), elicitation activity plan (Option C), and business analysis approach (Option D) are important aspects of business analysis, the business analysis plan specifically provides guidance on how to confirm elicitation results and ensures alignment with the overall project objectives. Therefore, Option B is the most appropriate choice in this scenario.

Elicitation Activity Plan - BABOK v3, 4.3.5

C - The Elicitation Activity Plan is a guideline for the task

C - The Elicitation Activity Plan is Guidelines for this task

Agree with C asper Babok page 67 4.3.5

C seems to be the answer

• Elicitation Activity Plan: used to guide which alternative sources and which elicitation results are to be compared

Answer is C as per BABOK V3 Pg. 66 "Inconsistencies in elicitation results are often uncovered when business analysts develop specifications and models. These models may be developed during an elicitation activity to improve collaboration"

C - BABOK v3, 4.3.5