Certification of Capability in Business Analysis (CCBA) — Question 95

What does MoSCoW mean when it comes to requirements prioritization?

Answer options

• A. Must, Should, Could, Would
• B. Money, Schedule, Control, Waiting
• C. Must, Should, Could, Won't
• D. Mustn't, Shouldn't, Couldn't, Won't

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The correct answer is A, as MoSCoW stands for Must, Should, Could, and Would, which are categories used to prioritize requirements effectively. Option B incorrectly defines MoSCoW terms related to project management aspects, whereas options C and D present incorrect variations of the MoSCoW acronym.