Pegasystems PEGACDA71V1 - Certified DCO Architect V7.1 Exam
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Total 53 questions
Question #1 (Topic: )
An iterative implementation methodology allows for:
A. teams able to work collaboratively
B. teams able to quickly add requirements
C. more frequent changes in project scope
D. the frequent release of smaller, operational releases
Answer: D
Question #2 (Topic: )
style DCO sessions are typically conducted in 5 stages as shown below.
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Which stages are considered iterative; you move back and forth between them until all
specifications are approved?
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Which stages are considered iterative; you move back and forth between them until all
specifications are approved?
A. Post, Playback and Approvals
B. Session, Post and Playback
C. Post and Playback
D. Prep, Session and Playback
E. All stages are iterative
Answer: E
Question #3 (Topic: )
style DCO session, when should the scope of the review be limited to
only those feedback items captured in a previous session?
only those feedback items captured in a previous session?
A. Feedback items should only be reviewed in the Playback stage.
B. All specifications should be reviewed until the Approvals stage to help the business users maintain context.
C. Feedback items should always be moved to a separate DCO session.
D. Feedback items should be reviewed in either the Post or Playback stage, whichever is most convenient.
Answer: B
Question #4 (Topic: )
Which of the following statements best describe the use of the Application Profile?
A. It is a collection of business-related information associated with the implementation of your project.
B. It is used to obtain quick access to records in the current and built-on applications.
C. It is a component of DCO that supports the generation of documents describing the as- built application.
D. It provides an estimate of the duration and resources needed for an application.
Answer: A
Question #5 (Topic: )
What is the relationship between a specification and requirement?
A. A specification can be associated with only one requirement.
B. A specification can be associated with many requirements and other specifications.
C. A specification can be associated with one or more requirements.
D. A specification can be associated with only one requirement and other specifications.
Answer: D
