Exam CBAP topic 1 question 296 discussion

I think this has to be dough preparation since thats going to be same even when the topping changes, hence dough preparation is a strong candidate for requirement reuse.

In the scenario described, the pizza restaurant announces a new topping each week, and the topping recipes are likely to change frequently. To manage these changes effectively and ensure consistency, reusing requirements related to the topping recipes (such as the preparation and handling of different toppings) would be a key area of focus. By standardizing and reusing these recipes, the restaurant can ensure efficient operations and consistent quality without starting from scratch each time a new topping is introduced.

Topping recipes is the strongest candidate for requirements reuse. But question is about process. Recipe is not a process Wording in question should be changed

I've changed my perspective on this. Correct answer is B. Toppings preparation While topping recipes change weekly, the process of preparing toppings might involve reusable requirements that are more general and less subject to revision during changes. This aligns with the principle outlined in BABOK that requirements expressed in a general manner, without direct ties to a specific solution, tend to be more reusable. Therefore, focusing on the process of toppings preparation would likely yield the highest potential for requirements reuse in this scenario.

While other processes such as dough preparation (Option A), toppings preparation (Option B), and ad images (Option D) are also important, they are less directly tied to the primary objective of introducing new and unique pizza offerings each week. Therefore, topping recipes are the strongest candidate for addressing requirements reuse in this context.

The topping recipes are changing each week, but babok tells us Babok V3 P85 Requirements that are represented in a general manner, without direct ties to a particular tool or organizational structure, tend to be more reusable. These requirements are also less subject to revision during a change. As requirements are expressed in more detail, they become more tightly associated with a specific solution or solution option.

Answer is A

correct A

Answer Cis correct Babok 3.4.4 Plan for Requirements Reuse Reusing requirements can save an organization time, effort, and cost—provided the requirements are accessible and structured in a manner that supports their reuse. Requirements that are potential candidates for long-term use are those an organization must meet on an ongoing basis such as: • regulatory requirements, • contractual obligations, • quality standards, • service level agreements, • business rules, • business processes, or • requirements describing products the enterprise produces.