Scope Management Flashcards
Product Scope
Requirements for the final product
Project Scope
work the project team will do to deliver the product of the project, including the product scope
Inputs: Plan Scope Management
- Project Charter
- PM Plan
- EEFs
- OPAs
Outputs: Plan Scope Management
- Scope Management Plan
- Requirements Management Plan
Scope Management Plan
- how to achieve scope
- what tools to use to plan
- how to create the WBS
- how scope will be managed and controlled
- how to obtain acceptance of deliverables
Requirements Management Plan
aka business analysis plan
outlines how requirements are analyzed, prioritized, managed, and tracked
Types of Requirements
- how the work is planned and managed
- capabilities for product
- stakeholder requirements (from stakeholder register)
- quality measures
- business procedures (i.e. reporting of expenses)
- legal or ethical complaince
- project management procedures
Inputs: Collect Requirements
- Project charter
- PM Plan
- Project docs
- Business docs
- Agreements
- EEFs
- OPAs
Outputs: Collect Requirements
- Requirements documentation (including acceptance criteria)
- Requirements traceability matrix
Affinity diagrams
Groups ideas for requirements by similarities; aid in determining whether all areas of scope have been identified
Also used for risks.
Nominal Group Technique
- question or issue is posed
- all meeting particiapants write down and share their ideas
- group discussion
- ideas ranked
Delphi Technique
requirements are collected anonymously from SMEs (to avoid stakeholders influencing each other)
Facilitation
concensus-based approach that brings stakeholders with different perspectives to talk about the product & define reqirements.
user stories may be developed through facilitation
Quality Functional Deployment
type of facilitation, aka voice of the customer
Context Diagrams
shows boundaries of scope by highlighting the product and its interfaces with people, processes or systems
