A small, low-risk project is being planned. The project manager is considering how to tailor the plans practice. The project is expected to last only 3 months and has a small team. What is the most appropriate tailoring approach for the plans?

Create a single, detailed project plan that covers the entire project, and omit stage and team plans.

Create a project plan and a team plan, but omit the stage plan because the project is too short.

Create only a stage plan for the first stage, and defer all other planning until that stage is complete.

Create a project plan, a stage plan for each month, and team plans for each team member.

What is included in a product description in PRINCE2?

The cost estimate for producing the product

The list of activities to create the product

The purpose, composition, and quality criteria of the product

The names of the team members who will produce it

What is the purpose of critical path analysis in PRINCE2 scheduling?

To identify the longest sequence of dependent activities

To assign resources to activities

To break down products into components

To estimate the cost of activities

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4.3.6 Describe the PRINCE2 Technique for the ‘plans’ Practice (7.3.1) PRINCE2-FOUNDATION-VERSION-7 Practice Questions (Page 7)

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Curriculum map

Understand key concepts relating to projects and PRINCE2
Understand how the PRINCE2 principles underpin the PRINCE2 method
Understand the importance of people in successful projects
Understand the PRINCE2 practices and how they are applied throughout the project
Understand the PRINCE2 processes and how they are carried out throughout the project

10 Concepts in This Objective

Purpose of the plans practice
PRINCE2 planning technique overview
Designing the plan
Defining and analyzing products
Identifying activities and dependencies
Preparing estimates
Preparing the schedule
Analyzing risks
Documenting the plan
Application of the plans practice throughout the project

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A small, low-risk project is being planned. The project manager is considering how to tailor the plans practice. The project is expected to last only 3 months and has a small team. What is the most appropriate tailoring approach for the plans?
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What is included in a product description in PRINCE2?
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