Quiz 4 Artifacts Flashcards

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A value proposition for a proposed project that may include financial and nonfinancial benefits. (Strategy Artifact)

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Business case (Strategy Artifact)

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A one-page visual summary describing value proposition, infrastructure, customers, and finances. (Strategy Artifact)

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Business model canvas (Strategy Artifact)

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Provides a high-level overview of goals, deliverables, and processes for the project. (Strategy Artifact)

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Project brief (Strategy Artifact)

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Document issued by the sponsor that authorizes the existence of a project and gives the manager authority to use resources. (Strategy Artifact)

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Project charter (Strategy Artifact)

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Concise, high-level description of the project’s purpose, meant to inspire the team. (Strategy Artifact)

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Project vision statement (Strategy Artifact)

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High-level timeline showing milestones, reviews, decision points, and events. (Strategy Artifact)

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Roadmap (Strategy Artifact)

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Records assumptions and constraints considered to be true without proof. (Logs and Registers)

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Assumption log (Logs and Registers)

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An ordered list of prioritized work to be done. (Logs and Registers)

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Backlog (Logs and Registers)

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Comprehensive list of submitted changes and their status. (Logs and Registers)

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Change log (Logs and Registers)

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Used to record and monitor current conditions that may impact project objectives. (Logs and Registers)

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Issue log (Logs and Registers)

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Captures knowledge gained during the project for future improvement. (Logs and Registers)

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Lessons learned register (Logs and Registers)

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Backlog that includes actions to address risks and opportunities. (Logs and Registers)

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Risk adjusted backlog (Logs and Registers)

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Repository for recording risk attributes, impacts, responses, and status. (Logs and Registers)

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Risk register (Logs and Registers)

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Captures stakeholder info, classification, and assessment. (Logs and Registers)

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Stakeholder register (Logs and Registers)

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Defines how the change control system and board will operate. (Plans)

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Change control plan (Plans)

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Describes how project info will be shared and disseminated. (Plans)

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Communications management plan (Plans)

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Describes how project costs will be structured and controlled. (Plans)

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Cost management plan (Plans)

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Detailed plan for the current iteration. (Plans)

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Iteration plan (Plans)

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Describes how goods and services will be acquired from outside the organization. (Plans)

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Procurement management plan (Plans)

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Describes how the project will be executed, monitored, and closed. (Plans)

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Project management plan (Plans)

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Describes policies, procedures, and guidelines for achieving quality objectives. (Plans)

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Quality management plan (Plans)

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Defines timeline and expectations for releases. (Plans)

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Release plan (Plans)

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Describes how project requirements will be documented and managed. (Plans)

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Requirements management plan (Plans)

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Describes how project resources will be allocated and monitored. (Plans)

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Resource management plan (Plans)

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Describes how risk activities will be structured and performed. (Plans)

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Risk management plan (Plans)

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Describes how the scope will be defined, monitored, and validated. (Plans)

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Scope management plan (Plans)

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Outlines how the schedule will be monitored and controlled. (Plans)

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Schedule management plan (Plans)

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Describes how to promote stakeholder involvement and decision-making. (Plans)

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Stakeholder engagement plan (Plans)

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Outlines deliverables to be tested and the methods used. (Plans)

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Test plan (Plans)

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Shows relationship between project activities and organizational units. (Hierarchy Charts)

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Organizational breakdown structure (Hierarchy Charts)

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Hierarchical structure showing components and deliverables. (Hierarchy Charts)

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Product breakdown structure (Hierarchy Charts)

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Hierarchical breakdown by resource category and type. (Hierarchy Charts)

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Resource breakdown structure (Hierarchy Charts)

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Hierarchical view of potential risk sources. (Hierarchy Charts)

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Risk breakdown structure (Hierarchy Charts)

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Decomposes scope of work into deliverables and tasks. (Hierarchy Charts)

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Work breakdown structure (Hierarchy Charts)

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Approved financial estimate for the project or WBS component. (Baselines)

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Budget (Baselines)

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Lists milestones with planned dates. (Baselines)

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Milestone schedule (Baselines)

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Integrated scope, schedule, and cost baseline for tracking performance. (Baselines)

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Performance measurement baseline (Baselines)

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Presents planned dates, milestones, durations, and resources. (Baselines)

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Project schedule (Baselines)

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Approved version of scope statement, WBS, and WBS dictionary. (Baselines)

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Scope baseline (Baselines)

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Organizes large numbers of ideas into groups for review. (Visual Data and Information)

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Affinity diagram (Visual Data and Information)

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Graph showing work completed vs. remaining. (Visual Data and Information)

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Burndown / burnup chart (Visual Data and Information)

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Visual aid to trace undesirable effects back to root causes. (Visual Data and Information)

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Case and effect diagram (Visual Data and Information)

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Tracks features completed, in progress, or in backlog over time. (Visual Data and Information)

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Cumulative flow diagram (CFD) (Visual Data and Information)

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Shows average cycle time for completed work items. (Visual Data and Information)

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Cycle time chart (Visual Data and Information)

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Charts and graphs showing performance metrics. (Visual Data and Information)

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Dashboards (Visual Data and Information)

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Depicts inputs, processes, and outputs of a system. (Visual Data and Information)

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Flowcharts (Visual Data and Information)

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Bar chart with activities, durations, and dates. (Visual Data and Information)

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Gantt Chart (Visual Data and Information)

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Bar chart of numerical data. (Visual Data and Information)

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Histogram (Visual Data and Information)

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Visible display for sharing real-time info with the team. (Visual Data and Information)

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Information radiator (Visual Data and Information)

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Shows trend in time taken to complete work items. (Visual Data and Information)

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Lead time chart (Visual Data and Information)

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Scatter diagram categorizing items by effort and value. (Visual Data and Information)

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Prioritization matrix (Visual Data and Information)

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Shows logical relationships among project activities. (Visual Data and Information)

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Project schedule network diagram (Visual Data and Information)

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Links product requirements to deliverables. (Visual Data and Information)

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Requirements traceability matrix (Visual Data and Information)

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Grid showing stakeholder roles (e.g., RACI) for each task. (Visual Data and Information)

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Responsibility assignment matrix (RAM) (Visual Data and Information)

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Displays correlation between two variables. (Visual Data and Information)

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Scatter diagram (Visual Data and Information)

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Shows cumulative project costs over time. (Visual Data and Information)

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S-curve (Visual Data and Information)

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Compares current vs. desired stakeholder engagement. (Visual Data and Information)

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Stakeholder engagement assessment matrix (Visual Data and Information)

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Visual model of features and functions for product vision. (Visual Data and Information)

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Story map (Visual Data and Information)

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Tracks accepted deliverables over time (Visual Data and Information)

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Throughput chart (Visual Data and Information)

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Explores how a user interacts with a system to achieve a goal. (Visual Data and Information)

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Use case (Visual Data and Information)

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Used to document and improve material/information flow. (Visual Data and Information)

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Value stream map (Visual Data and Information)

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Tracks rate of validated deliverables over time. (Visual Data and Information)

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Velocity chart (Visual Data and Information)

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Includes quality issues, corrective actions, and improvement recommendations. (Reports)

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Quality report (Reports)

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Summarizes individual risks and overall risk status. (Reports)

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Risk report (Reports)

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Reports on current status, including progress, cost, and schedule. (Reports)

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Status report (Reports)

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Set price for a product or service. Types: FFP, FPIF, FP-EPA. (Agreements and Contracts)

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Fixed price contracts (Agreements and Contracts)

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Seller reimbursed for actual costs + fee. Types: CPAF, CPFF, CPIF. (Agreements and Contracts)

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Cost reimbursable contracts (Agreements and Contracts)

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Fixed rate, flexible scope. Used for outside expertise or staff augmentation. (Agreements and Contracts)

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Time and Materials (Agreements and Contracts)

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Allows for unspecified quantity within a defined timeframe and budget range. (Agreements and Contracts)

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Indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) (Agreements and Contracts)

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Includes MOU, MOA, SLA, BOA. (Agreements and Contracts)

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Other agreements (Agreements and Contracts)

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Tabulates activity descriptions, IDs, and detailed scope. (Other Artifacts)

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Activity list (Other Artifacts)

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Used to request proposals. Types: RFI, RFQ, RFP. (Other Artifacts)
RFI = Request for Information
RFQ = Request for Quotation
RFP = Request for Proposal

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Bid documents (Other Artifacts

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Describes how an attribute will be measured. (Other Artifacts)

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Metrics (Other Artifacts)

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Defines working days and shifts available. (Other Artifacts)

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Project calendar (Other Artifacts)

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Includes requirements, category, priority, and acceptance criteria. (Other Artifacts)

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Requirements documentation (Other Artifacts)

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Defines values, agreements, and expected behaviors. (Other Artifacts)

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Project team charter (Other Artifacts)

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Short statement describing a user outcome and follow-up conversation. (Other Artifacts)

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User story (Other Artifacts)