A clinic appointment-booking project includes a booking website, staff training, and launch support, but excludes replacing the clinic’s existing medical-record system. Which scope category describes replacing that system?
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True or false: Acceptance criteria describe the conditions a deliverable must meet to be accepted.
- A
True
- B
False
A team wants to link each requirement to its source, related deliverable, and verification method. It can use a .
A project team needs more detail about the boundaries, owner, and acceptance conditions of individual WBS elements. Which project document is designed to clarify these details?
- A
It sets the dates and sequence of all project activities.
- B
It records only the project’s approved budget.
- C
It clarifies WBS elements, including their boundaries, owners, and acceptance conditions.
- D
It replaces the need to define project requirements.
A project team is beginning to gather stakeholder needs. Which are suitable methods for eliciting those needs? Select all that apply.
- A
Interviewing affected stakeholders
- B
Holding a requirements workshop
- C
Observing relevant work
- D
Setting project dates before asking stakeholders about their needs
- E
Surveying stakeholders
In the example of a more verifiable booking-site requirement, a patient must be able to book an available appointment in no more than how many steps?
True or false: A WBS by itself specifies the sequence and dates of project activities.
- A
True
- B
False
A WBS must include all work required by the approved scope and no work outside it. This completeness principle is called the .
A stakeholder proposes work that may not be included in the approved project. What is the main purpose of the approved scope baseline in evaluating this proposal?
- A
To decide which stakeholders should be interviewed
- B
To judge whether proposed work or a request changes approved scope
- C
To replace the need for a change-control process
- D
To set the order of activities in the project schedule
Before an authorized decision-maker decides on a proposed scope change, which areas should the project team assess for possible effects? Select all that apply.
- A
Requirements
- B
Deliverables
- C
The WBS
- D
Schedule
- E
Cost
- F
Resources
- G
Quality
- H
Risks
- I
The requester’s job title alone
What project-management term is sometimes used for adding features that were never requested or approved?
An executive asks a clinic project team to add text-message reminders, which are not in the approved scope. What should the project manager do before authorizing work on the feature?
- A
Begin building the feature because a senior stakeholder requested it.
- B
Add it to the WBS immediately and assess the effects after launch.
- C
Log the request, clarify its requirements, assess its impacts, and seek approval through the agreed process.
- D
Reject it automatically because the approved scope cannot be changed.
A stakeholder says the booking system should be “fast.” What should the project team do next, and why is the stakeholder’s statement not yet sufficient as a requirement?
A project must launch by a fixed date. Which scope-statement element does this deadline represent?
- A
An assumption
- B
A constraint
- C
An acceptance criterion
- D
An out-of-scope item
A team member needs to confirm who owns a WBS element and what conditions define its acceptance. Which project reference is most directly suited to provide those details?
- A
The order and dates of activities
- B
The business case for the entire project
- C
The content, boundaries, owner, and acceptance conditions of a WBS element
- D
A list of stakeholder requests that have not been prioritized
A team is assessing a proposed change and needs to identify which deliverable and verification method are linked to an affected requirement. Which project tool should it consult?
- A
Use the requirements traceability matrix to trace the requirement to its source, deliverable, and verification or acceptance method.
- B
Use the WBS to determine the calendar dates on which activities must occur.
- C
Use the scope baseline to replace the requirement with the proposed feature.
- D
Use the WBS dictionary to rank all stakeholder requests by business value.
A stakeholder says a booking system should be “fast.” What should the project team do before relying on this need for verification or acceptance?
- A
Keep “fast” as written because stakeholders understand what it means.
- B
Change “fast” to “the system should perform well” and leave verification to the testers.
- C
Add the word “fast” to the WBS and use it as an activity date.
- D
Clarify the desired performance with a measurable requirement and a way to test it.
The scope baseline typically includes the approved scope statement, the WBS, and the WBS dictionary.
- A
True
- B
False
What is the term for a WBS component decomposed to a level where its work can be estimated, assigned, and controlled?
What is the term sometimes used for adding features that were never requested or approved?
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