4.5.3 Flashcards

1
Q

Define scope?

A

Scope defines the specific focus

or content of the project.

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2
Q

List the 6 areas of scope management?

A

Requirement management, solution development, Benefits management,change management, change control, configuration management.

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3
Q

What are the 4 breakdown structure?

A

PBS, OBS,CBS & WBS

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4
Q

What are PBS/WBS Benefits?

A
• Assists in focusing on deliverables
• Provides consistency in management
reporting
• Encourages effective planning at an
appropriate level
• A framework for the allocation of
management responsibilities
• Reduces the risk of overlooking
something
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5
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Define Work package.

A

“A group of related tasks that
are defined at the same level
within a work breakdown
structure.” (APM BoK)

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6
Q

List some Work Package Content.

A
• Date
• Team or person authorised
• Product descriptions
• Techniques, processes or
procedures to be used
• Interfaces
• Quality checking
• Stage plan extract
• Joint agreement effort, cost,
start, end
• Sign-off requirements
• Work return details
• Communication
• Constraints
• Project quality checking
• Reporting
• Handover of package
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7
Q

What can trigger scope change?

A
Change in business environment 
requirement change
errors/omissions
incorrect estimates 
reduced resources
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8
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What is the scope change control process?

A

Request, Review, Assess, Decide and Implement.

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