A project manager called for a team meeting to estimate the project effort. During the session, the team went on to identify all the deliverables and analyzed the related work. Each of the analyzed…

Rolling wave planning is a progressive elaboration technique where near-term work is planned in detail and future work is planned at a higher level, which does not describe the full decomposition of deliverables shown here.

Expert judgment relies on individuals with specialized knowledge to provide estimates based on experience, without the structured breakdown of deliverables described in the scenario.

Decomposition involves subdividing project deliverables and project work into smaller, more manageable parts, then estimating effort at that granular level. The team's process of identifying all deliverables, analyzing related work, and estimating each decomposed element is the textbook definition of this technique used in both scope and schedule estimation.

Data analysis refers to examining existing data to draw conclusions and is not a specific estimation technique for breaking down and estimating deliverables.