Project Scope Management Flashcards
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Which requirements collection technique assembles a group of stakeholders to discuss and define requirements collaboratively?
Answer: Facilitated workshop
Facilitated workshops bring key stakeholders together to rapidly align on and document requirements.
The project scope baseline consists of:
Answer: The approved scope statement, WBS, and WBS dictionary
The scope baseline is the approved version of the scope statement, WBS, and WBS dictionary used to measure scope performance.
A stakeholder asks the project coordinator to add a new feature that is clearly outside the approved scope. The coordinator should:
Answer: Log the request and direct it through the formal change control process
All scope change requests, regardless of size, must go through change control to protect the project baseline.
Progressive elaboration in scope management means:
Answer: Project details are developed and refined incrementally as more information becomes available
Progressive elaboration allows scope definition to deepen over time as the team gains knowledge, without changing the project's objectives.
Which statement about the WBS dictionary is correct?
Answer: It provides detailed descriptions, acceptance criteria, and resource information for each work package
The WBS dictionary supplements the WBS by providing detailed supporting information for each component.
Collecting requirements from stakeholders is critical because:
Answer: Requirements form the foundation of scope, and poor requirements lead to rework and project failure
Well-defined requirements ensure the project delivers what stakeholders actually need, reducing costly rework.