PM03 Project Planning - Scope Management

What is scope management in the context of project management?

• Identifying, defining, and controlling the outputs, outcomes, and benefits of a project

• Managing the financial resources of a project

• Handling the human resources of a project

• Delegating tasks to team members

What does the term 'scope' refer to in project management?

• The totality of the outputs, outcomes, and benefits of a project

• The financial budget of a project

• The physical location of a project

• The timeline of a project

What is included in a scope management plan?

• Financial projections, marketing strategies, customer feedback

• Employee schedules, office layout, product pricing

• Competitor analysis, market trends, sales forecasts

• Scope statement, work breakdown structure, roles and responsibilities

Why is scope planning important in project management?

• To create a detailed budget report

• To organize team-building activities

• To manage the emotional well-being of team members

• To define how the project deliverables will be obtained within the stipulated time

What is the purpose of a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) in project management?

• To create a marketing campaign

• To analyze the stock market trends

• To break down the project into smaller, manageable tasks

• To track the weather conditions during the project

Who is responsible for ensuring the quality and safety of the pressure vessel in the project?

• Project Manager

• Quality Control Engineer

• Design Engineer

• Fabrication Manager

What are the deliverables of the pressure vessel fabrication project?

• Product pricing, sales forecasts, market trends

• Final design, fabricated vessel, testing report, user manual

• Financial statements, employee handbook, marketing brochures

• Customer testimonials, competitor analysis, market research

How is scope control managed in the project?

• Through ignoring any changes in the project scope

• Through micromanaging every task of the team members

• Through organizing team parties and events

• Through regular project meetings, progress reports, and project management software