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A project manager is planning a research and development project for a government agency and is in the process of identifying quality requirements and standards. The project team has produced the quality management plan, updated the project management plan, and completed the project document updates. Everything that was completed by the project team was reviewed by the project management office (PMO) and found to be consistent with project management best practices. Later in the project, the project team is performing the Control Quality process and realizes something was missed during quality planning that is necessary to verify compliance. What might the project team have missed?

A. Determining quality metrics
B. Determining quality roles and responsibilities
C. Updating the requirements traceability matrix
D. Updating the lessons learned register

HINT: An output of the Plan Quality Management process which serves as an input to the Control Quality process is missing.

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"I'm doing my study mode and got hit with this question as attached.

In this situation, I am in the process of acquiring the resource and the issue is that the resource I want is taken. Out of the available choices, B is the only one that addresses the current issue, although not a good solution. The provided answer is C, to add a recommendation in the lessons learned register to help future projects.

How is that even close to resolving my current situation of the missing resource on my current project?

I welcome inputs."

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Student Profile: Shri Ajvalia, PMP

"...I would not recommend anyone read the PMBOK® Guide. Here is what I would recommend to a new student:

1) Study the handbook
2) take many (many) practice exams (10+) and quiz questions (1,000+) both on PM PrepCast.
3) Review the wrong answers and record them in a notebook.
4) Read all of your notes and memorize before the exam.
5) You will pass with an above average score on the actual PMI PMP exam.

What do I recommend that other students do in the last week before they are scheduled to take the exam? Before sitting for the actual exam, I think anyone should attempt to complete up to 10 practice exams.

In my personal experience, I started studying for the PMP about 3-5 out. In this first months I took one exam every two weeks, then one a week. In the last weeks, I took many quiz questions (on PM PrepCast) and took 2-3 exams every other day to stay in the zone. The day before the actual exam, I just reviewed all of my notes. My notes consisted mainly of concepts which I got wrong on practice exams. Hope this helps...."