You have gathered information from project documentation and the project team. With this information, you identified and created a list of tasks for your project plan. What is the next step for completing your project plan?1 pointIdentify the order in which tasks need to be completed. Identify points in the project plan where you can evaluate completed work.Identify tasks that carry a high risk.Identify tasks that stakeholders have a particular interest in.

Question 5You have created an ordered list of tasks for your project plan. What is the next step for identifying milestones?1 pointIdentify alternative orderings for your list of tasks.Identify points in the task list where you can evaluate work completed so far.Identify additional tasks for your project plan.Identify tasks that can be completed most quickly.

To identify project tasks for your project plan, you review project documentation and research your project online. You have connected with members of your project team and other experts in your organization to examine your list of tasks. You decide you need additional details about a key deliverable. Who should you speak to in order to receive the missing information?1 pointOne of your high-influence stakeholdersYour company’s Chief Operating OfficerYour company’s most senior project managerYour most senior stakeholder

What are three major project components that are worked out during the planning phase?1 pointSuccess criteria, stakeholders, and resourcesSchedule, budget, and risk management planScope, goals, and deliverablesProject tracking, quality management, and retrospectives

Question 2What is the purpose of your project plan?1 pointTo keep your project on trackTo document scopeTo identify milestonesTo determine tasks

Start by writing at least two strategies to identify and define tasks. For example, one strategy is to review the deliverables in the project charter and ask yourself, “What steps does the team need to take in order to achieve this?”