lessons learned 8-27

Question 1

a name sometimess used for living documents formally updated to reflect changes in the scope Examples include: Project charter, business case, requirements stakeholder analysis.

Answer 1

Artifacts

Question 2

name of a 3 dimensional chart to identify stakeholder classifications

Answer 2

Stakeholder cube

Question 3

in agile, the name of an inter-interation review

Answer 3

Checkpoint

Question 4

model of stakeholder assessment describing classes based on power, urgency and legitimacy

Answer 4

Salience model

Question 5

Provides a high-level summary timeline of the release schedule (typically 3 to 6 months) Also determines the number of iterations in the release.

Answer 5

Agile release planning

Question 6

A common contractual clause that frees parties bound by contract from liability or obligation when certain circumstances beyond their control arise making perfomance impossible, such as war, riot, flooding, strikes, tornado, etc.

Answer 6

Force majeure

Question 7

A structured, independent process to determine if project activities comply with organizational and project policies, processes and procedures

Answer 7

Quality audit

Question 8

This links product requirements to deliverables and helps the ensure each requirement in the documentation is tested. This provides an overview of the tests that should be performed to verify the requirements

Answer 8

RTM requirements tracebility matrix

Question 9

This includes the bid documents, procurement statement of work, independent cost estimates, and source selection criteria

Answer 9

Procurement documentation

Question 10

What process is procurement documentation an input to?

Answer 10

Conduct procurements

Question 11

1. This assists stakeholders in monitoring and tracking the changes to project artifacts such as product documentation. The system assures the engineers that they are working on the most current version of the documentation.
2. A collection of procedures used to track project artifacts and monitor and control changes to these artifacts.

Answer 11

Configuration management system

Question 12

This provides the project team with details on the projected expenditures and other funding information. That information will assist the project team in controlling the costs while procuring the resources.

Answer 12

Project funding requirements

Question 13

What is the difference between a defect repair and a corrective action?

Answer 13

A defect reapair modifies a nonconforming product or product component. A corrective action realigns the performance of project work with the project management plan

Question 14

A series of tools and techniques used to create and connect people to information. This is a TT used in manage project knowledge

Answer 14

Information management

Question 15

project documents that identify the types and quantities of resources required for ech activity in a work package

Answer 15

Resource requirements