Work, tasks, and resources have been identified. In which of the following should this be captured?

The correct answer is C. Schedule in the planning phase. The project schedule, developed during the planning phase, is where work, tasks, and resources are formally captured and organized. The schedule defines what work needs to be done, breaks it into tasks, assigns resources to those tasks, and establishes timelines. The project…

Project life cycle phases

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ACharter in the initiation phase
BBudget in the planning phase
CSchedule in the planning phase
DDeliverables in the execution phase

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Explanation

The project schedule, developed during the planning phase, is where work, tasks, and resources are formally captured and organized. The schedule defines what work needs to be done, breaks it into tasks, assigns resources to those tasks, and establishes timelines. The project charter (A) is high-level and created during initiation. The budget (B) captures costs, not tasks or work assignments. Deliverables (D) are outputs produced during execution, not the place where tasks and resources are defined.

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