Which of the following statements are true regarding program scope changes?

The correct answer is A. Scope changes may originate from the stake holders. C. The program has a change control board that analyzes changes at the program level. D. The change control process on a program is often hierarchical. A is true: Scope changes can originate from any stakeholder, including customers, sponsors, or end users. C is true: Programs maintain a Change Control Board (CCB) that evaluates proposed changes at the program level to assess impact across all component projects. D is true…

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AScope changes may originate from the stake holders.
BChange requests for a particular project have to be approved by the project manager irrespective
CThe program has a change control board that analyzes changes at the program level.
DThe change control process on a program is often hierarchical.

How the community answered

(53 responses)

A
91% (48)
B
9% (5)

Explanation

A is true: Scope changes can originate from any stakeholder, including customers, sponsors, or end users. C is true: Programs maintain a Change Control Board (CCB) that evaluates proposed changes at the program level to assess impact across all component projects. D is true: Program change control is hierarchical-a project-level change may escalate to the program CCB, which may further escalate to governance. B is false: Project managers do not unilaterally approve all change requests; changes that affect scope, cost, or schedule typically require CCB or program-level approval.

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#Program Scope Management#Change Management#Program Governance#Change Control Board

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