Section 2 Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

Describes how, and by
whom, the project’s
products will be controlled
and protected

A

Change Control Approach

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2
Q

Contains the status of a
work package sent to the
project manager at the
frequency stated in the
work package

A

Checkpoint Approach

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2
Q

Can relate to project. stage
or team

A

Plan

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3
Q

Contains a description of a
request for change, off
specification or
problem/concern

A

Issue Report

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4
Q

These are only created if
required by the change
control approach

A

Configuration Item Record

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5
Q

Used to give a summary of
progress to date with
enough information to
allow the Project Board to
decide what to do next with
the project

A

End Stage Report

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6
Q

A record of the risks

A

Risk Register

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7
Q

Used during project
closure to review how the
project performed against
the first version of the
project initiation
documentation

A

End Project Report

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8
Q

Summarizes all the quality
management activities

A

Quality Register

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9
Q

Record of what went well
and what didn’t go well

A

Lessons Log

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10
Q

Defines the project and
forms a basis for its
management and an
assessment of its overall
success

A

Project Initiation Documentation

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11
Q

Provides information about
the project’s products if
required by the change
control approach

A

Product Status Account

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12
Q

Defines what the project
must deliver in order to
gain acceptance

A

Project Product Description

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13
Q

Includes processes,
techniques, procedures,
standards to be applied to
quality

A

Quality Management Approach

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14
Q

Provides the Project Board
and other stakeholders
with a summary of the
management stage status
at a frequency defined by
them

A

Highlight Report

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15
Q

Describes the means and
frequency of information
flow to stakeholders

A

Communication Management Approach

16
Q

Provides a full and firm
foundation for the initiation
of the project

A

Project Brief

17
Q

Used to understand the
detailed nature, purpose,
function and appearance
of a deliverable

A

Product Description

18
Q

Documents the justification
for the project based on
estimated costs and
benefits

A

Business Case

19
Q

Used to capture and
maintain a record of all
issues being formally
managed

A

Issues Register

20
Q

This acts as a diary for the
Project Manager

21
Q

This documents what
should be avoided and
repeated in other projects

A

Lessons Report

22
Q

Produced when a stage or
project plan is forecast to
exceed its tolerance

A

Exceptions Report

23
Q

Defines the review that will
be put in place to ensure
the project outcomes are
achieved and the benefits
realized

A

Benefits Management Approach

24
Includes processes, techniques, procedures, standards to be applied to risk
Risk Management Approach
25
Set of information about one or more products and passes responsibility for deliver formally to the Team Manager
Work Package