Project Scope Creep

Preventing scope overruns.

Project scope creep refers to the tendency for the project scope to expand after it has been defined, usually due to changes in requirements, leading to cost and time overruns.
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Project Scope Creep refers to the gradual expansion or change of a project's scope after it has been initiated, typically in an uncontrolled manner and not following proper change control processes. This phenomenon occurs when additional requirements, features, or work items are added to a project …

Concepts covered: Scope Planning, Change Management Process, Requirements Elicitation, Scope Definition, Project Scope, Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), Risk Management, Scope Monitoring, Project Baselines, Scope Validation

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Question 1

While working on a software development project, one of the tasks takes more time than expected due to unforeseen complications. This task is critical and cannot be omitted. How should the WBS be updated?

Question 2

In the planning phase of your construction project, a new additional task is found which doesn't fit under any of the existing work packages in the WBS. How should this be managed?

Question 3

You're managing a project which involves developing a new virtual training curriculum. During requirements elicitation, the development team and the stakeholders have a disconnect. Which technique will be the best to use here?

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