In GitLab, what is required to create a roadmap?

At least one group and one project

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A project manager needs to create a roadmap that shows the planned start and end dates of several epics. The epics already exist in the group, but they do not have start or end dates set. What is the first step the project manager should take to ensure the epics appear correctly on the roadmap timeline?

Create the roadmap and manually drag the epics to the desired positions.

Use the roadmap's default settings, which automatically assign dates based on issue due dates.

Assign the epics to a milestone with a fixed date range.

Set start and end dates on each epic, then create the roadmap.

A product owner is reviewing the roadmap and wants to see the milestones that are scheduled for the next quarter alongside the epics. The roadmap currently shows only epics. What should the product owner do to include milestones in the timeline view?

Add milestones to the roadmap by selecting the 'Milestones' option in the roadmap settings.

Create a new epic for each milestone and add them to the roadmap.

Switch to the 'Milestone' tab in the roadmap view.

Use the filter bar to select milestones from the dropdown.

A portfolio manager wants to compare the timelines of two different initiatives on the roadmap. Each initiative is represented by a group of epics with a common label. The manager wants to see both initiatives side by side on the same timeline. What is the best approach?

Sort the roadmap by label to group the epics by initiative.

Use the search bar to find epics from both initiatives and open them in a new window.

Create two separate roadmaps, one for each initiative, and view them in different tabs.

Apply a filter that includes both labels, so epics from both initiatives are shown together.

Which of the following best describes the role of a roadmap in strategic planning?

It provides a high-level view of initiatives and their timelines

It stores the codebase for a project

It tracks the daily progress of individual developers

It replaces the need for detailed project plans

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Domain 4Objective 2

Build and Use Roadmaps GITLAB-CERTIFIED-AGILE-PROJECT-MANAGEMENT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Strategic Planning with Epics and Roadmaps domain, which makes up ~24% of our current practice bank.

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In GitLab, what is required to create a roadmap?
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17application · medium
A project manager needs to create a roadmap that shows the planned start and end dates of several epics. The epics already exist in the group, but they do not have start or end dates set. What is the first step the project manager should take to ensure the epics appear correctly on the roadmap timeline?
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18application · medium
A product owner is reviewing the roadmap and wants to see the milestones that are scheduled for the next quarter alongside the epics. The roadmap currently shows only epics. What should the product owner do to include milestones in the timeline view?
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A portfolio manager wants to compare the timelines of two different initiatives on the roadmap. Each initiative is represented by a group of epics with a common label. The manager wants to see both initiatives side by side on the same timeline. What is the best approach?
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20foundation · easy
Which of the following best describes the role of a roadmap in strategic planning?
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