Define Activities
About the Lecture
The lecture Define Activities by Sean Whitaker is from the course Archiv - PMP Training – Become a Project Management Professional (EN). It contains the following chapters:
- Define Activities
- Tools and Techniques
Included Quiz Questions
Why is the scope baseline an important input to help define activities?
- The scope baseline is an important input because it contains the WBS and we need to break the WBS work packages down into activities in order to define them.
- The scope baseline is an important input because it contains the scope statement and we need to use the scope statement to produce a WBS.
- The scope baseline is an important input because it contains the stakeholder register which gives us useful information about stakeholder expectations.
- The scope baseline is of no use to us when defining activities.
What is the best definition of rolling wave planning?
- Rolling wave planning means planning work in the short term in detail and doing less detailed planning for work further away.
- Rolling wave planning means redoing faulty work to ensure it is correct.
- Rolling wave planning means only planning work the day before it is due to be done.
- Rolling wave planning means constantly re-planning work to be done.
Which of the following documents provides information about defined activities on our project?
- Activity list and activity attributes.
- Scope statement and milestone list.
- WBS and WBS dictionary.
- Requirements documentation and requirements tractability matrix.
Author of lecture Define Activities
Sean Whitaker
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