11. During the execution of a software project, one of your programmers informs you that she discovered a design flaw that will require the team to go back and make a large change. What is the BEST way to handle this situation? A. Ask the programmer to consult with the rest of the team and get back to you with a recommendation. B. Determine how the change will impact the cost, scope, and schedule of the software. C. Stop all work and call a meeting with the sponsor. D. Update the cost baseline to reflect the change.