Project Integration & Scope Management Flashcards
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What is the key difference between Validate Scope and Control Quality?
Answer: Validate Scope focuses on customer acceptance; Control Quality focuses on correctness
Validate Scope focuses on formal acceptance by the customer, while Control Quality focuses on verifying that deliverables meet quality requirements.
Which of the following best describes the purpose of a Requirements Traceability Matrix?
Answer: Links requirements to their source and tracks them throughout the project lifecycle
The Requirements Traceability Matrix links each requirement to its business need and tracks it from origin through delivery.
The project management plan is BEST described as:
Answer: A collection of subsidiary plans and baselines that guide project execution
The project management plan integrates all subsidiary plans (scope, schedule, cost, quality, etc.) and baselines to guide project execution.
During project execution, a team member makes an unauthorized change to a deliverable. This violates which principle?
Answer: Integrated Change Control
Integrated Change Control requires all changes to be formally reviewed and approved before implementation.
A project manager is using product analysis to better understand what needs to be built. Which Scope Management process does this technique belong to?
Answer: Define Scope
Product analysis is a tool and technique used in Define Scope to translate project objectives into tangible deliverables.
Which document formally authorizes a project and is signed by a sponsor or initiating entity?
Answer: Project Charter
The Project Charter formally authorizes the project and gives the project manager authority to use organizational resources.
Work performance data collected during Direct and Manage Project Work is analyzed and compared to the project plan. What does this analysis produce?
Answer: Work Performance Information
Work performance data is analyzed in monitoring and controlling processes to produce work performance information showing variances and status.