PK0-004 · Question #574
A project manager is collecting work package information from the project team for the first time. Which of the following elements should the project manager have at the end of the meeting?
The correct answer is A. Task name, duration, and dependencies. When gathering work package information for the first time, the PM needs the foundational scheduling inputs: what the task is (name), how long it takes (duration), and what it depends on or enables (dependencies). These three elements are the minimum required to construct a…
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A project manager is collecting work package information from the project team for the first time. Which of the following elements should the project manager have at the end of the meeting?
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- ATask name, duration, and dependencies
- BTask leveling, baseline, and critical path
- CTask assignments, quality requirements, and project governance sign-off
- DTask start, finish, and estimate cost
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A88% (42)
- B2% (1)
- C6% (3)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
When gathering work package information for the first time, the PM needs the foundational scheduling inputs: what the task is (name), how long it takes (duration), and what it depends on or enables (dependencies). These three elements are the minimum required to construct a project schedule network. Items like baseline and critical path (B) are outputs derived after this data is collected. Quality requirements and governance sign-offs (C) and cost estimates (D) are captured separately and later in the planning process.
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