An employee is assigned to a project and is developing a project charter. Which of the following are some of the constraints the employee would typically face at this stage of the project?

Question

Options

• AEnvironment, resources, requirements, and quality
• BBudget, quality, resources, and schedule
• CDeliverables, scope, and budget environment
• DBudget, scope, quality, and schedule

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  9% (4)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  86% (37)

Explanation

The classic project management constraints (the 'triple constraint' extended model) are scope, schedule (time), cost (budget), and quality. These are universally recognized as the foundational constraints established or acknowledged during the project charter phase. Option A includes 'environment' and 'requirements,' which are not standard constraint categories. Option B excludes scope, which is a core constraint. Option C lists 'deliverables' and uses awkward phrasing. Option D correctly and concisely names the four standard constraints: budget, scope, quality, and schedule.

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