PK0-005 Project Management Concepts Practice Question
A project manager is assigned to a new software development project with clearly defined requirements and minimal expected changes. Which project management methodology is most appropriate for this scenario?
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Why each option matters
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Predictive (Waterfall)
Predictive (waterfall) methodology is suitable when requirements are stable and well-defined, as it follows sequential phases with fixed scope.
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Option-by-option breakdown
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Kanban
Why it's wrong here
Kanban is an agile framework focused on continuous delivery, not sequential phases.
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Agile
Why it's wrong here
Agile is best for evolving requirements and iterative delivery, not stable requirements.
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Hybrid
Why it's wrong here
Hybrid combines elements but would not be the primary choice when requirements are fixed.
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Predictive (Waterfall)
Why this is correct
Correct. Predictive methodology works well with stable, well-defined requirements.
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