Exam 4: Chartering Projects

A key concept in agile projects is that something of value will be delivered at each iteration.

The project master network is a summary-level schedule that identifies the major schedule milestones or significant points and events in the project.

Which of the following charter elements should inspire team members to develop a passion for the project and to work hard on it?

The project charter grants the project team the right to:

In contrast to the case that exists with a legal contract,the parties to a signed project charter are merely obligated to the spirit of the charter since specific details will certainly change.

Assumptions identified in the project charter include events that,if they occur,will have either a positive or a negative effect on a project's objectives

The signing of the project charter signals the transition from the high-level project initiating stage into the more detailed project planning stage.

A background statement is often added to a project charter to help stakeholders better understand the background behind the scope overview and business case.

In the project charter,what types of resources might be estimated and how detailed should the project budget or resource requirements be? Give some examples of how they might be expressed.

Charters used in different industries and in different companies have somewhat different elements and formats.

The addition of acceptance criteria factors to the milestones in a project charter helps the team understand who will judge the quality of the deliverable associated with each milestone,and _____:

During iteration planning in an agile project,agreement is reached regarding:

The project charter should help the project team and the project sponsor to develop a common understanding of what the project is all about.All of the following items are elements of that common understanding EXCEPT:

Which section of the project charter publicly acknowledges the commitment of the sponsor,managers and team members to the project?

A deliverable is any unique and verifiable product,result or capability to perform a service that is required to be produced to complete a process,phase,or project.

What are risks,and why is it important to identify them in the project charter?

The project charter serves all of the following purposes EXCEPT:

A charter is used to quickly screen potential projects and to eliminate the poor choices.

Which of the following statements accurately describes the responsibilities typically associated with the development of the project charter?