The Project Scope Statement is a major project document that is produced through the fourth edition PMBOK®’s Define Scope process. The Project Scope Statement contains the project’s deliverables and required work in detailed statements. It includes the Product Scope Description, Product Acceptance Criteria, Project Deliverables, Project Exclusions, and Project Constraints. For example, Katy’s project is… [Read more…]
April 23, 2009 by tapuniversity
Project exclusions, assumptions, and constraints (among other information) are included in a Project Scope Statement. They’re also referenced in the Project Charter and Project Plan. Here’s a simple example to help you lock in the differences among exclusion, assumption and constraints. Anna has a project to make exotic papaya honey cookies to enter in her… [Read more…]
February 25, 2009 by tapuniversity
Define Scope is one of the 42 project management processes outlined in the fourth edition PMBOK®. Define Scope is categorized as one of the five Scope knowledge area processes, and one of the twenty Planning processes. The purpose of this process is to make a detailed description of the project and the product. The most… [Read more…]
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