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The scope management provides:
A.A basis for future decisions about the project.
B.A baseline to accomplish verification measures.
C.A baseline to evaluate potential scope changes.
D.All of the above.
E.B and C only.
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A . Initiation
B . Scope planning
C . Scope Definition
D . Scope change control
E . Scope verification
A comprehensive definition of scope management would be:
A.Managing a project in terms of its objective through the concept, development, implementation, and termination phases of a project.
B.Approval of the scope baseline.
C.Approval of the detailed project charter.
D.Configuration control.
E.Approved detailed planning including budgets, resource allocation, linear responsibility charts and management sponsorship.
The project charter is prepared in which scope management process？
A . Initiation
B . Scope planning
C . Scope Definition
D . Scope change control
E . Scope verification
The work breakdown structure (WBS) is first developed in which scope management process？
A . Initiation
B . Scope planning
C . Scope change control
D . Scope Definition
E . Scope verification
Scope management is:
A.a project control function.
B.employs change control.
C.a work authorization process.
D.considers Cost, Quality and Schedule.
E.All of the above.
In which of the following scope management processes are subject matter experts used？
A . Initiation
B . Scope planning
C . Scope Definition
D . Scope change control
E . Scope verification
Scope Management:
A.entails managing the project's work content.
B.is a subset of configuration management and as such is performed by CM specialists.
C.is concerned with naming all activities performed, the end products which results and the resources consumed.
D.is not a concern of the project manager.
E.None of the above.
Which of the following is not a scope management process？
A . Initiation
B . Scope planning
C . Scope Definition
D . Scope change control
E . Scope verification
14 The scope management provides:
A. A basis for future decisions about the project.
B. A baseline to accomplish verification measures.
C. A baseline to evaluate potential scope changes.
D. All of the above.
E. B and C only
80 A comprehensive definition of scope management would be:
A. Managing a project in terms of its objective through the concept, development, implementation, and termination phases of a project.
B. Approval of the scope baseline.
C. Approval of the detailed project charter.
D. Configuration control.
E. Approved detailed planning including budgets, resource allocation, linear responsibility charts and management sponsorship.
