Developing an understanding of the content and complexity of the project is the purpose of:
A) developing a project charter activity of the project planning phase.
B) setting a baseline project plan activity of the project planning phase.
C) determining project standards and procedures activity of the project planning phase.
D) describing the project scope, alternatives, and feasibility activity of the project planning phase.
E) closing down the project activity of the project planning phase.
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT a true statement regarding project planning?
A) Project planning often requires that you make numerous assumptions about resource availability and potential problems.
B) Project planning is the second phase of the project management process.
C) Project planning focuses on defining clear, discrete activities and the work needed to complete each activity within a single project.
D) The repetitive nature of the project management process requires that plans be constantly monitored throughout the project and periodically updated.
E) Monitoring project progress against the baseline project plan is the first project planning activity.
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