GSLC · Question #127
Part of your change management plan details what should happen in the change control system for your project. Theresa, a junior project manager, asks what the configuration management activities are…
The correct answer is B. Configuration Item Costing. PMBOK defines three core configuration management activities - Identification, Status Accounting, and Verification and Auditing. Costing belongs to Cost Management, not configuration management.
Question
Part of your change management plan details what should happen in the change control system for your project. Theresa, a junior project manager, asks what the configuration management activities are for scope changes. You tell her that all of the following are valid configuration management activities except for which one?
Options
- AConfiguration Identification
- BConfiguration Item Costing
- CConfiguration Status Accounting
- DConfiguration Verification and Auditing
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A2% (1)
- B92% (47)
- C4% (2)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
PMBOK defines three core configuration management activities - Identification, Status Accounting, and Verification and Auditing. Costing belongs to Cost Management, not configuration management.
Configuration Identification is a valid activity that labels, documents, and establishes baselines for configuration items and their relationships within the project.
Configuration Item Costing is not a recognized configuration management activity in the PMBOK framework; estimating and tracking costs is a function of the Cost Management knowledge area and does not belong in the configuration management process.
Configuration Status Accounting is a valid activity that records and reports the current and historical status of configuration items throughout the project lifecycle.
Configuration Verification and Auditing is a valid activity that confirms configuration items and their documentation conform to defined requirements and baselines.
Concept tested: Valid configuration management activities in scope control
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