01
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What does project scope define?
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Project scope describes the work and results the project is authorized to deliver.
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3 Scope and Requirements Management Free Online FlashCards
Study 3 Scope and Requirements Management with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.
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02
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What do project requirements describe?
Back
Requirements explain what stakeholders need from the project’s results.
03
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Name several methods for eliciting requirements.
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Methods include interviews, workshops, observation, document review, surveys, and prototypes.
04
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Whose needs should requirements elicitation include?
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Involve people who will use, approve, operate, maintain, or be affected by the result; their expectations may differ.
05
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What information should a requirement record include?
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Record an identifier, description, source, priority, rationale, and a way to verify each requirement.
06
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What makes a requirement more testable?
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State a specific, testable outcome, such as allowing a user to reset a password by email, rather than saying the system should be user-friendly.
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What should stakeholder review check about requirements?
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Check that requirements are necessary, feasible, consistent, and verifiable.
08
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What is a project deliverable?
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A deliverable is a distinct, reviewable project result, such as an approved design or training materials.
09
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Why define acceptance criteria for deliverables?
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Acceptance criteria let the team and customer judge whether a major deliverable is complete.
10
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What do project exclusions clarify?
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Exclusions identify work or results stakeholders might assume are included but that are outside the agreed project scope.
11
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What is a work breakdown structure (WBS)?
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A WBS hierarchically decomposes the project’s total authorized scope into deliverables and manageable work packages.
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What does a WBS organize—and what does it not organize?
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A WBS organizes what must be produced, not the sequence or dates for producing it.
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