BCS Exam ISEB-PM1 Topic 1 Question 88 Discussion

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Question #: 88
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Which is a tool or technique used in scope definition?

ATemplates, forms and standards

BChange requests

CStakeholder analysis

DProject assumptions

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Suggested Answer: C

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Lisha

10 days ago

All this talk about scope makes me wish I could just scope out of this exam altogether!

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Leila

14 days ago

B) Change requests? Nah, that's more for managing scope changes, not defining the initial scope.

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Krissy

2 days ago

A) Templates, forms and standards are used in scope definition.

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Glenn

19 days ago

I agree with Elmer, using templates and standards helps in defining the scope clearly.

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Skye

19 days ago

D) Project assumptions - well, you can't define the scope without considering the underlying assumptions, can you?

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Carmela

5 days ago

C) Stakeholder analysis is also important in scope definition.

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Omega

8 days ago

A) Templates, forms and standards are essential for defining the scope.

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Adell

23 days ago

C) Stakeholder analysis - that's the key to understanding who's involved and what they need from the project scope.

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Xenia

5 days ago

D) Project assumptions play a role in determining the scope as well.

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Nan

15 days ago

A) Templates, forms and standards are also important for defining the scope.

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Elmer

26 days ago

I think the answer is A) Templates, forms and standards.

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Kirk

29 days ago

A) Templates, forms and standards - that's definitely the right answer! Scope definition is all about standardizing the project's boundaries.

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Dominque

9 days ago

C) Stakeholder analysis - understanding the stakeholders is important, but I think templates and standards help define the scope more clearly.

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Ashton

18 days ago

B) Change requests - I thought change requests were more related to scope creep during project execution.

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Rickie

19 days ago

A) Templates, forms and standards - that's definitely the right answer! Scope definition is all about standardizing the project's boundaries.

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