Mp Cbap 2.0 Mnemonics

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What knowledge area does the mnemonic ASACMP belong to?

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BA Planning and Monitoring

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What does the acronym ASACMP stand for?

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A - BA Approach

S - Stakeholder Analysis

A - BA Activities

C - BA Communication

M - Requirements Management Process

P - BA Performance

Think of going to a camp for BAs to do planning.

Front 3

What does the mnemonic PEACUS stand for?

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P - BA Planning and Monitoring

E - Elicitation

A - Requirements Analysis

C - Requirements Mgmt & Communication

E - Enterprise Analysis

U - Underlying competencies

S - Solution Assessment & Validation

Front 4

What does the mnemonic BSFNT represent?

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Different types of requirements.

Front 5

What does the mnemonic BSFNT stand for?

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B - Business Requirements

S - Stakeholder Requirements

F - Functional Requirements

N - Non-functional Requirements

T - Transition Requirements

Front 6

What does the acronym RACI stand for?

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R - Responsible

A - Accountable

C - Consult

I - Inform

Front 7

What is the mnemonic for requirements attributes?

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CARA’S SOUPS

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What does the mnemonic CARA’S SOUPS stand for?

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C - Complexity

A - Absolute Reference

R - Risks

A - Author

S - Source

S - Status

O - Ownership

U - Urgency

P - Priority

S - Stability

Front 9

What is the mnemonic for types of risk response?

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MATA

Front 10

What does the mnemonic MATA stand for?

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M - Mitigate

A - Accept

T - Transfer

A - Avoid

Front 11

What knowledge area does the mnemonic PCDC fall under?

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Requirements Elicitation

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What does the mnemonic PCDC stand for?

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P - Prepare

C - Conduct

D - Document

C - Communicate

Front 13

What is the mnemonic for the tasks in Requirements Elicitation?

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PCDC

Front 14

What is the mnemonic for the primary techniques in Requirements Elicitation?

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DIP OF RIBS.

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What does the mnemonic DIP OF RIBS stand for?

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D - Document Analysis

I - Interface Analysis

P - Prototyping

O - Observation

F - Focus Groups

R - Requirements Workshop

I - Interviews

B - Brainstorming

S - Survey/Questionnaires

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What is the mnemonic for the tasks of Requirements Management and Communication?

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STRPC:

S - Manage Solution Scope & Requirements

T - Maintain Requirements Traceability

R - Maintain Requirements for Re-use

P - Prepare Requirements Package

C - Communicate Requirements

Front 17

What knowledge area does the mnemonic STRPC belong to?

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The tasks of Requirements Management and Communication.

Front 18

What knowledge area does the mnemonic NGASC fall under?

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Enterprise Analysis

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What does the mnemonic NGASC stand for?

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N - Determine the business Need

G - Determine Gap in capabilities to meet the need

A - Determine the solution Approach

S - Define the solution Scope

C - Develop the business Case

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What knowledge area does the mnemonic SMART fall under?

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Enterprise Analysis

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What does the mnemonic SMART stand for?

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S - Specific

M - Measurable

A - Achievable

R - Relevant

T - Time-bounded

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What does the mnemonic SWOT stand for?

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Strengths

Weaknesses

Opportunities

Threats

It is used in strategic planning. 5.2.5

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What does the acronym WBS stand for?

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Work Breakdown Structure, which is a project planning technique that hierarchically breaks down deliverables and/or tasks of a project into manageable pieces.

Front 24

What knowledge area does the mnemonic BC RAMP (Bic Ramp) fall under?

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Enterprise Analysis

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What does the mnemonic BC RAMP stand for?

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Includes the elements for defining the business case:

B - Benefit Identification

C - Cost identification

R A - Risk Assessment for the solution

M P - Measurement Process

Front 26

What is the mnemonic for the tasks of Enterprise Analysis?

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NGASC

Front 27

What is the mnemonic for the tasks of Requirements Analysis?

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POMAVV

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What does the mnemonic POMAVV stand for?

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P - Prioritize Requirements

O - Organize Requirements

M - Model and specific requirements

A - Assumptions and constraints

V - Verify Requirements

V - Validate Requirements

Front 29

What mnemonic represents the modeling concepts that affect requirements analysis?

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PUREE

Front 30

What does the mnemonic PUREE stand for?

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Represents the modeling concepts that affect requirements analysis, and includes:

P - Processes

U - User classes, profiles, or roles

R - Rules

E - Entities (concepts and relationships)

E - Events

Front 31

What knowledge area does the acronym POMAVV apply to?

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Requirements Analysis

Front 32

What knowledge area does the acronym PUREE apply to?

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Requirements Analysis knowledge area, and describes modeling concepts that affect requirements analysis.

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What are the types of functional requirements modeling?

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text, matrices, diagrams, and models

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What is the mnemonic for the types of functional requirements types?

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TMDM (too many darn models):

T - Text

M - Matrices

D - Diagrams

M - Models

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What knowledge area does the mnemonic TMDM apply to?

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Requirements Analysis

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What is the mnemonic for the quality characteristics of requirements?

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CCCC MUFT:

C - Cohesive

C - Complete

C - Consistent

C - Correct

M - Modifiable

U - Unambiguous

F - Feasible

T - Testable

Front 37

What knowledge area does the mnemonic CCCC MUFT apply to?

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Requirements Analysis

Front 38

What task of requirements analysis does the mnemonic CCCC MUFT apply to?

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Verify Requirements

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Which happens first in requirements analysis - validation or verification?

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Verification happens first. Validation happens second.

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What are all of the techniques used in requirements analysis?

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Business Rules Analysis

Data Dictionary and Glossary

Data Flow Diagrams

Data Modeling

Non-functional Requirements Analysis

Process Modeling

Scenarios and Use Cases

Scope Modeling

Sequence Diagrams

State Diagrams

User Stories

Front 41

What is the mnemonic for the seven types of non-functional requirements?

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PERMCOST

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What does the mnemonic PERMCOST stand for?

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PE - Performance Efficiency

R - Reliability

M - Maintainability

C - Compatibility

O - Operability

S - Security

T - Transferability

Front 43

To what knowledge area does the mnemonic PERMCOST apply?

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Requirements Analysis

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What knowledge area does the mnemonic PART VP apply to?

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Solution Assessment and Validation

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What does the mnemonic PART VP stand for?

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Represents the tasks of Solution Assessment and Validation, and stands for:

P - Proposed Solution

A - Allocation Resources

R - Assess organization Readiness

T - Transition Requirements

V - Validate Solution

P - Perform Solution Evaluation

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What mnemonic represents the tasks of the Solution Assessment and Validation knowledge area?

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PART VP