Control Quality by Sean Whitaker

About the Lecture

The lecture Control Quality by Sean Whitaker is from the course Archiv - PMP Training – Become a Project Management Professional (EN). It contains the following chapters:

Control Quality
Key themes
Ishikawa’s 7 Quality Tools
Statistical Sampling
Summary

Included Quiz Questions

Why are approved change requests an input in to the Control Quality process?

Approved change requests represent work to be done on the project and as such the quality of the work must be checked.
Approved change requests are not an input in the Control Quality process.
Approved change requests are a description of new processes to be followed and the Control Quality process will use audits to check the processes are being followed.
Approved change requests describe work that is excluded from both the project and product scope and as such must be checked for accuracy.

Project deliverables are a very important input in the Control Quality process and during this process they may become verified deliverables. Which process produces deliverables as an output and which process uses verified deliverables as an input?

Direct and Manage Project Work produces deliverables as an output, and Validate Scope uses verified deliverables as an input.
Validate Scope produces deliverables as an output, and Direct and Manage Project Work uses verified deliverables as an input.
Control Quality produces deliverables as an output, and Perform Quality Assurance uses verified deliverables as an input.
Plan Scope Management produces deliverables as an output, and Validate Scope uses verified deliverables as an input.

Which of the following would not be useful tool or technique to use to control quality on your project?