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16 Cards in this Set
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project scope
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aims to define what work is needed to complete the project objectives.
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change requests
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are managed through the integrated change control process, which basically means that any proposed change is reviewed and its impact on all areas of the project are considered.
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decomposition
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the process of breaking down the major project deliverables into smaller, manageable components.
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function analysis
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Related to value engineering, this allows team input to the problem, institutes a search for a logical solution, and tests the functions of the product so the results can be graphed.
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product breakdown
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This method breaks down the product into components, examining each component individually and how it may work with other parts of the product.
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product scope
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describes the features of the product and its characteristics.
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project boundaries
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The scope statement defines the ________ of the project by defining what’s included in the project scope—and what’s excluded.
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quality function
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This deployment is a philosophy and a practice to fully understand customer needs—both spoken and implied—without gold-plating the project deliverables.
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scope management plan
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Defines how the project scope will be managed.
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scope verification
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is all about the project customer accepting the project deliverables. Scope verification uses inspection as the tool
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systems engineering
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This process focuses on satisfying the customers’ needs,
cost requirements, and quality demands through the design and creation of the product. |
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value analysis
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Similar to value engineering, this focuses on the cost/
quality ratio of the product. |
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value engineering
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Deals with reducing costs and increasing profits, all while improving quality. Its focus is on solving problems, realizing opportunities, and maintaining quality improvement.
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work breakdown structure
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a deliverables-orientated collection of project components.
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work breakdown structure dictionary
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WBS work packages are defined in the _______
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work breakdown
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come from previous projects and/or the project management office if the organization has one.
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