True or false: An assumption is a statement treated as true for planning, even though it may later prove false.
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A team is planning a customer booking website and has decided that a mobile app will not be part of the project. Which scope statement best supports integrated planning?
- A
Include a mobile app because it is related to the booking website.
- B
Define the website features, explicitly exclude the mobile app, and specify that users must be able to book and receive confirmation.
- C
Describe the website generally, but leave exclusions and acceptance conditions for later.
- D
Define the launch date as the only scope requirement.
A team must work within a fixed launch date. What is this kind of planning limit called?
For each deliverable, define measurable , verification methods, responsible reviewers, and acceptance authority.
True or false: Quality checks should be scheduled and resourced, rather than treated as work that happens outside the project plan.
- A
True
- B
False
A project schedule currently includes only production work. Which revision would make it more realistic?
- A
Schedule only production activities; reviews and approvals can be handled whenever time permits.
- B
Sequence activities and dependencies, estimate durations, and include review, testing, approval, and procurement lead times.
- C
Set milestones first and assume that resource availability will match them.
- D
Schedule each activity independently so that delays in one activity do not affect others.
A project manager wants a measure of deviation from the approved schedule. Name the schedule-related measure explicitly listed for tracking project performance.
An activity cannot be treated as feasible if its required specialist is .
For each project measure, which information should the plan specify? Select all that apply.
- A
Its definition
- B
Its target or tolerance
- C
Its data source
- D
How frequently data will be collected
- E
The measure's owner
- F
The color used to display it
- G
The name of every project stakeholder
A project activity depends on a purchased component, but the current procurement plan does not show when it will arrive or be checked. What is the best planning response?
- A
Begin the dependent work on its planned date and handle any missing component later.
- B
Wait until the dependent work is underway before defining the component's requirements.
- C
Specify the component and coordinate order, delivery, and acceptance milestones so it is ready before dependent work begins.
- D
Remove quality checks for the purchased component to protect the schedule.
A stakeholder proposes changing a major deliverable. Which areas should the team evaluate for possible effects before deciding what to do? Select all that apply.
- A
Scope
- B
Dates
- C
Cost
- D
Resources
- E
Quality
- F
Procurement
- G
Risks
- H
Measures
- I
The project's unrelated office decoration
What scheduling concept helps a team identify how delays in particular activities may affect project completion?
A project team wants to use its approved schedule baseline to compare performance and anticipate completion. What should the team do?
- A
Treat the baseline as a substitute for tracking actual progress.
- B
Update the baseline whenever actual dates differ, without reviewing the change.
- C
Maintain actual progress and forecasts against the approved baseline.
- D
Use the baseline only to describe completed work, not to forecast likely outcomes.
A website project needs a purchased component for a planned activity, but the supplier's delivery is scheduled after that activity begins. The specialist assigned to the activity is also unavailable during part of the planned work. Explain what the team should review and coordinate before approving an updated plan.
A project team has separate plans for the work, timing, resources, quality, and purchases, but their decisions conflict. What is the main purpose of integrated project planning in this situation?
- A
Treat each planning area independently so changes in one do not affect the others.
- B
Coordinate the planning components so their decisions agree and the team can use them as a shared basis for decisions.
- C
Focus only on the project schedule and leave other planning decisions to individual teams.
- D
Combine all planning information only after the project is complete.
A project team needs to divide a large project into manageable pieces so that estimates, responsibilities, and progress can be connected to defined work. Which planning tool best supports this need?
- A
A list of project risks ranked by likelihood.
- B
A record of supplier selection criteria and approvals.
- C
A breakdown of project work into manageable components.
- D
A comparison of actual spending with the project budget.
A project depends on an external authority's decision, and the decision date is uncertain. How should the team treat this planning information?
- A
Record it as a dependency or risk that may affect the plans.
- B
Treat it as a completed project outcome because the approval is external.
- C
Remove it from planning because the project team cannot control it.
- D
Record it only as a quality acceptance criterion.
A project team is preparing to purchase an external service. Which approach best supports a deliberate and accountable procurement decision?
- A
Select the supplier based only on the earliest promised start date.
- B
Wait until delivery to decide what requirements the supplier should meet.
- C
Delegate selection and acceptance decisions without defining approval responsibilities.
- D
Define requirements and selection criteria, identify approval responsibilities, and specify how supplier performance and deliverables will be checked.
True or false: An integrated project plan coordinates decisions about the work, timing, resources, quality, procurement, and measurement so they form a workable approach.
- A
True
- B
False
What is the full name of the structure abbreviated WBS that breaks project work into manageable components?
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