Exam Domains
This exam covers 5 domains with 17 competencies. Each domain is weighted to reflect its importance on the actual exam.
1
Needs Assessment
This domain focuses on evaluating business problems or opportunities to develop a solution scope statement and contribute to the creation of a business case.
0.18%
Weight
4 Competencies
- Collect and analyze information
- Collaborate in developing project goals and objectives
- Define or review a business problem or opportunity
- Identify stakeholders
2
Planning
This domain involves planning business analysis activities, including defining scope, developing a requirements management plan, and identifying project risks.
0.22%
Weight
4 Competencies
- Review the business case, project goals, and objectives
- Define the scope of analysis
- Identify project risks and issues
- Develop a requirements management plan
3
Analysis
This domain focuses on eliciting, analyzing, documenting, and validating requirements to meet business needs.
0.35%
Weight
4 Competencies
- Elicit requirements
- Analyze requirements
- Document requirements
- Validate requirements
4
Traceability and Monitoring
This domain involves tracking requirements throughout the project lifecycle to ensure they are met and managing changes effectively.
0.15%
Weight
3 Competencies
- Establish a requirements traceability structure
- Monitor requirements throughout the project lifecycle
- Manage changes to requirements
5
Evaluation
This domain focuses on assessing solution performance to ensure it meets business objectives and identifying areas for improvement.
0.1%
Weight
2 Competencies
- Evaluate solution performance
- Identify areas for improvement
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