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6 Quality Planning and Delivery Free Online FlashCards

Study 6 Quality Planning and Delivery with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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What does project quality measure?

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Quality is the degree to which a deliverable and the processes used to create it meet agreed requirements and stakeholder needs.

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What makes a quality objective measurable?

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A measurable quality objective identifies the requirement or need, a metric, a success target or threshold, and the measurement method, timing, and owner.

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What are acceptance criteria?

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Acceptance criteria are the conditions a deliverable must satisfy for the designated customer or approver to accept it.

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What does a quality management plan record?

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It records how the project will meet quality objectives, including standards, roles, metrics, reviews and tests, records, and how nonconforming work and changes are handled.

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What does quality assurance examine?

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Quality assurance is preventive and process-focused: it examines whether project processes are suitable and followed.

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What question does verification answer?

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Verification checks whether a deliverable conforms to specified requirements: “Did we build it right?”

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When should quality checks be more rigorous or frequent?

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Increase the rigor or frequency of checks when failure would have greater consequences; independent review can help with high-risk or regulated work.

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What is the response sequence for a quality problem?

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Record and assess the problem, contain its impact, decide an authorized response, verify the resolution, and investigate recurring or serious issues.

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What are the main steps in continuous improvement?

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Define the problem or goal, gather evidence and find patterns, implement a change, measure its effect, then make effective practices routine and share the learning.

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What does “fit for purpose” mean?

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A product is fit for purpose when it meets its defined requirements and can be used as intended; quality does not simply mean high-end performance.

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How do requirements differ from acceptance criteria?

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A requirement describes what is needed; acceptance criteria specify the evidence that will demonstrate it has been delivered.

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What does quality control check?

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Quality control is product-focused: it checks whether work products meet requirements through inspection, testing, measurement, or review.