Question 10 (2 points) Scenario: A chicken farmer is speaking with a student from the Algonquin College's project management graduate program. They are discussing the WBS of a project to build a new chicken coop, with proper insulation for Ottawa's winter. The student says: "Your project seems well thought out. Have you considered the quality perspective?" The chicken farmer answers back, somewhat frustrated: "Well my dad taught me how to do quality work, this will be a good chicken coop!" The student, confidently explains: "I am speaking about Quality Assurance and Quality Control, not your construction abilities. It is important to consider your project plan through the lens of your most important customers. Viewing the project from that perspective will allow you to add quality related activities to your WBS to ensure your project meets the expectations of your most important stakeholders." "Well", the farmer reflects, "I've always though this project was for the family, so they might enjoy the experience of chicken farming in the city." Question: After some quick brainstorming, the student and the farmer decide to include activities in the WBS to address quality assurance and quality control. Which 2 activities would they have added? Select 2 correct answer(s)me Left:0:50:19 Navjot Singh: Attempt 1 "Well", the farmer reflects, "I've always though this project was for the family, so they might enjoy the experience of chicken farming in the city." Question: After some quick brainstorming, the student and the farmer decide to include activities in the WBS to address quality assurance and quality control. Which 2 activities would they have added? Select 2 correct answer(s) O To address quality control - they add an activity to the plan to have family members assess if the material selected for the floor can be easily wiped clean as per maintenance requirements. C To address quality assurance - they add an activity to the plan to test if the coop resists water when showered with a water hose for 15min. To address quality assurance - they add an activity to the plan to review recent articles featured in a blog called: "Chicken farming in the City - how to build a family-friendly coop." To address quality control - they add an activity to the plan to speak with other city chicken farmers to find some good design ideas for the chicken coop