PK0-003 · Question #120
A project manager is reviewing the scope statement of a project. Which of the following project management plan components would define the measureable tasks of the project?
The correct answer is D. Project schedule. The Project Schedule defines the planned dates for performing activities and milestones, detailing the sequence and timing of the measurable tasks required to deliver the project scope. It breaks down work into actionable and time-bound components.
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A project manager is reviewing the scope statement of a project. Which of the following project management plan components would define the measureable tasks of the project?
Options
- AIssues log
- BQuality metrics
- CResource requirements
- DProject schedule
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C4% (2)
- D92% (45)
Why each option
The Project Schedule defines the planned dates for performing activities and milestones, detailing the sequence and timing of the measurable tasks required to deliver the project scope. It breaks down work into actionable and time-bound components.
An issues log is used to record and track problems or concerns that arise during the project, not to define measurable tasks.
Quality metrics are specific measures used to monitor and control the project's quality processes and deliverables, not to define the tasks themselves.
Resource requirements specify the types and quantities of resources (e.g., people, equipment) needed for project activities, but do not define the measurable tasks themselves.
The project schedule is a component of the project management plan that defines the planned dates for performing activities and for meeting milestones. It details the work breakdown structure (WBS) activities in a time-phased manner, making them measurable tasks within the project timeline.
Concept tested: Project schedule and scope definition
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