PK0-003 · Question #260
A project manager has been assigned to a software development solution at the ABC Inc. Which of the following should the sponsor expect within the scope document? (Select THREE).
The correct answer is C. Objectives F. Project exclusions H. Constraints. The scope document for a project should define what the project will deliver, what it specifically excludes, and any limiting factors.
Question
A project manager has been assigned to a software development solution at the ABC Inc. Which of the following should the sponsor expect within the scope document? (Select THREE).
Options
- ARisk register template
- BMilestones
- CObjectives
- DIssue log template
- EResource requirements
- FProject exclusions
- GCommunication expectations
- HConstraints
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A6% (3)
- C87% (41)
- D4% (2)
- G2% (1)
Why each option
The scope document for a project should define what the project will deliver, what it specifically excludes, and any limiting factors.
A risk register template is a tool for managing risks, not a component typically found within the scope statement itself.
Milestones are significant points in the project schedule, which is derived from the scope, but usually detailed in the project schedule document rather than the scope document.
Objectives clearly define what the project aims to achieve and are fundamental to understanding the project's scope. They set the direction and purpose for the project deliverables.
An issue log template is a tool for tracking and managing issues that arise during a project, separate from defining the project's scope.
Resource requirements detail the human, equipment, and material needs, usually found in a resource management plan, not directly within the scope definition.
Project exclusions explicitly state what is NOT part of the project. This is crucial for managing stakeholder expectations and preventing scope creep by clearly defining the boundaries of the project work.
Communication expectations are outlined in a communication management plan, which addresses how project information will be exchanged, rather than what the project will deliver.
Constraints are factors that limit the project team's options, such as budget, schedule, resources, or technology. These limitations are vital for realistically planning and managing the project within its defined scope.
Concept tested: Project scope document components
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