Project Scope Management Flashcards
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A project team completes a deliverable but the customer rejects it because it doesn't meet requirements. This issue was most likely caused by a failure in which process?
Answer: Collect Requirements
Incomplete or poorly documented requirements from the Collect Requirements process lead to deliverables that do not meet stakeholder expectations.
Which of the following is an input to the Define Scope process?
Answer: Project Charter
The Project Charter is a key input to Define Scope because it contains the high-level project description and product requirements.
Prototypes are used in requirements collection because they:
Answer: Provide a working model that stakeholders can react to for early feedback
Prototypes give stakeholders tangible, early representations of a product to elicit feedback and refine requirements before full development.
When scope changes are approved, which document must be updated first?
Answer: Scope baseline
The scope baseline (Project Scope Statement, WBS, and WBS Dictionary) must be updated when approved scope changes occur to reflect the new authorized scope.
Which process in scope management has 'project documents updates' as a typical output?
Answer: Multiple scope management processes
Project documents updates are outputs of multiple scope processes, including Define Scope, Collect Requirements, and Control Scope.
A project manager is analyzing variances between actual scope performance and the scope baseline. This activity belongs to which process?
Answer: Control Scope
Control Scope involves comparing actual scope performance data against the baseline and analyzing variances.
The Plan Scope Management process produces which two key outputs?
Answer: Scope Management Plan and Requirements Management Plan
Plan Scope Management produces the Scope Management Plan and the Requirements Management Plan, which guide all subsequent scope processes.