True or false: Project scope describes the work and results a project is authorized to deliver, while requirements explain what stakeholders need from those results.
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Which requirement is most clearly testable?
- A
The system should be user-friendly.
- B
The system shall allow a user to reset a password by email.
- C
The system should be modern.
- D
The system should satisfy everyone.
What is the process of discovering stakeholder needs and constraints called?
A distinct, reviewable result produced by a project is called a .
A project team needs to organize its approved scope into manageable components. Which description best fits a work breakdown structure (WBS)?
- A
The sequence and dates for completing project activities.
- B
A list of stakeholder preferences that have not been approved.
- C
A hierarchical breakdown of authorized scope into deliverables and manageable work packages.
- D
A report of project costs after the work is complete.
Which statements accurately describe a WBS? Select all that apply.
- A
It should cover the complete agreed scope.
- B
It primarily specifies the sequence and dates for producing deliverables.
- C
It includes project-management work as well as product work.
- D
It decomposes the scope into deliverables and manageable work packages.
True or false: Once the scope baseline is approved, a team may begin a small requested addition without change control if the addition seems useful.
- A
True
- B
False
In the change-control process, the step that assesses the effects of a requested change before a decision is made is called .
What does the abbreviation WBS stand for in project scope management?
A project will launch an online store but will not provide ongoing product photography or post-launch marketing. How should the team use this information to clarify scope?
- A
A list of tasks that the team has already completed.
- B
A statement that ongoing product photography and post-launch marketing are outside the online-store project.
- C
A priority ranking for the requirements of the online store.
- D
An acceptance test for the checkout function.
Which details should be recorded for each requirement to support identification, traceability, prioritization, and verification? Select all that apply.
- A
An identifier for the requirement.
- B
The source of the requirement.
- C
Its priority.
- D
The date on which the project team expects to complete it.
- E
A way to verify the requirement.
A stakeholder asks to add saved payment methods to an online store after its scope has been baselined. Explain how the team should handle the request before and after a decision is made.
A team wants to clarify what a particular WBS element includes, who is responsible for it, and how its completion will be judged. What should the WBS dictionary describe?
- A
Only the project’s final cost and actual completion date.
- B
The preferences of every stakeholder, including those unrelated to the project.
- C
Each element’s boundaries, owner, and acceptance conditions.
- D
A guaranteed list of all future change requests.
True or false: A WBS should include project-management work as well as the work that produces the project’s product.
- A
True
- B
False
A project team wants to replace a vague requirement with one that can be verified. Which requirement is the most directly testable?
- A
The system shall allow a user to reset a password by email.
- B
The system should be user-friendly.
- C
The system should feel modern.
- D
The system should be fast whenever possible.
A team is eliciting requirements for a new service platform. It has consulted end users and the sponsor, but not the support technicians who will operate and maintain the platform. What is the best next step?
- A
Consult only the project sponsor, because the sponsor approves the work.
- B
Include support technicians who will operate and maintain the system.
- C
Consult only end users, because they will use the system directly.
- D
Wait until the system is built, then ask support technicians to review it.
A reviewer wants to trace a documented requirement back to the stakeholder need that prompted it. Which requirement-record field is most directly useful?
- A
The requirement's priority
- B
The proposed implementation sequence
- C
The requirement's source
- D
The name of the project schedule
An online-store project includes product listings, checkout, and staff training, but not ongoing product photography. Which statement would best clarify that project boundary?
- A
The storefront will include a shopping cart.
- B
Staff will receive training before handover.
- C
The checkout must meet its acceptance criteria.
- D
Ongoing product photography is not included in the project.
What is the standard term for the approved scope definition together with its supporting WBS, used as the reference for evaluating proposed changes?
A stakeholder proposes a change after the scope baseline has been approved. What is the first action in the agreed change-control process?
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