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APMPFQ_Terminology_5

Section 5: Scope

TermDefinition
Scope The totality of outputs, outcomes and benefits and the work required to produce them (this definition includes programmes within its scope - the outcomes and benefits do not normally form part of a project's scope).
Scope management The process whereby outputs, outcomes and benefits are identified, defined and controlled.
PBS Product breakdown structure. A hierarchy of deliverables that are required to be produced by the project.
Product breakdown structure PBS. A hierarchy of deliverables that are required to be produced by the project.
WBS Work breakdown structure. The hierarchical breakdown of work required to deliver the products of a project.
Work breakdown structure WBS. The hierarchical breakdown of work required to deliver the products of a project.
CBS Cost breakdown structure. The hierarchical brakdown of a project into cost elements.
Cost breakdown structure CBS. The hierarchical brakdown of a project into cost elements.
RAM Responsibility assignment matrix. A diagram or chart showing assigned responsibilities for elements of work.
Responsibility assignment matrix RAM. A diagram or chart showing assigned responsibilities for elements of work.
Change control A process that ensures that all changes made to a project's baseline scope, cost, time or quality objectives are identified, evaluated, approved, rejected or deferred.
Configuration management Technical and administrational activities concerned with the creation, maintenance and controlled change of configuration throughout the project life cycle.
Change management The formal process through which all changes to the project plan are approved and introduced.
Configuration item Part of a configuration that has a set function and is designated for configuration management.
Cost account A cost account defines what work will be performed, who will perform it and who will pay for it.
Change freeze A point on a project after which no further changes will be considered.
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