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Scope and requirements

A specific outcome a project is intended to achieve.

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Prerequisites

No prior project-management course required.

Study notes

Objective

A specific outcome a project is intended to achieve.

Scope

The defined work and boundaries included in a project.

Requirement

A documented need or condition the solution should satisfy.

Deliverable

A defined output produced and reviewed during a project.

Worked examples

Which term best matches this description: A specific outcome a project is intended to achieve.

Objective is the matching concept in this lesson.

Objective

Which term best matches this description: The defined work and boundaries included in a project.

Scope is the matching concept in this lesson.

Scope

Check your understanding

  1. Which concept would you apply first in a situation where a documented need or condition the solution should satisfy.

    1. Deliverable
    2. Objective
    3. Scope
    4. Requirement

  2. Name the concept described as: A defined output produced and reviewed during a project.

  3. Which statement about Objective is most accurate?

    1. A specific outcome a project is intended to achieve.
    2. A defined output produced and reviewed during a project.
    3. The defined work and boundaries included in a project.
    4. A documented need or condition the solution should satisfy.

  4. Explain one important difference between Objective and Scope.

Answers and marking guidance

Answers and marking notes
  1. Requirement

    The scenario directly calls for Requirement.

  2. Deliverable

    The intended concept is Deliverable.

  3. A specific outcome a project is intended to achieve.

    The definition in the lesson notes gives the required condition.

  4. Objective: A specific outcome a project is intended to achieve. Scope: The defined work and boundaries included in a project.

    Credit a clear distinction using both definitions and an appropriate example if supplied.

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