1. What is the Requirements Traceability Matrix? 130 words

2. What is the difference between the Project Scope Statement and Project Charter? 150 words

3. Pick a Tool & Technique used in collecting requirements, explain it and provide an example.

4. What is included in a Project Charter? Provide an example of a project charter.

MCQs

1- In the PMBOK Guide, Agreements is an _____________ to/of the_____________ process of Project Scope Management. A. Output, Define Scope B. Input, Collect requirements C. Input, Control Scope D. Output, Verify Scope

2- Which of the following is an output to Collect Requirement: A. Scope management plan B. Requirements documentation C. Data Analysis D. Context Diagrams

3- The scope baseline/project charter is contributed to by the: A. Project manager B. Project manager and project office C. Project manager, project office and functional team D. Project manager, project sponsor and customer/user

4- The scope of a project can be expected to change if: A. The project manager must provide cost estimates without having a design concept B. Oversimplification (underestimating) of the nature of the work occurs C. The project manager is assigned after the project is defined, and the cost and schedule are approved D. A clear objective is not provided

5- The scope statement does not provide: A. A basis for future decisions about a project B. A baseline to accomplish validation measures C. A baseline to evaluate potential scope changes D. A risk benchmark

6- A unique identifier, a textual description of the requirement, the rationale for inclusion are some example of the attributes used in the: A. Solution Requirements B. Affinity Diagrams C. Requirements traceability Matrix D. Project Charter

7- During what part of the project management process is the project scope statement created? A. Initiating B. Planning C. Executing D. Monitoring and controlling

8-The ____ scope outlines the specific tasks and activities that need to be completed to achieve the ____ scope. It includes project feasibility studies, risk assessments, and project plans. A. Product, Project B. Baseline, Project C. Project, Product D. Initial, Final

9- In which of the following processes do the completed deliverables get reviewed to ensure that they meet the requirements specified in the scope statement: A. Control Scope B. Validate Scope C. Define Scope D. Collect Requirements

10- Which of the following is an essential component of project management which helps to ensure that everyone involved in the project is clear on what needs to be done and how it will be achieved. A. Project Charter B. Scope Statement C. Requirements Traceability Matrix D. Stakeholder Engagement Plan