II.4 Develop AI project scope statement

Enablers (verbatim, ECO)

PMI, ECO p. 5: enablers are "illustrative examples of the work associated with the task" and "not meant to be an exhaustive list but rather offer a few examples to help demonstrate what the task encompasses."

Ours: PMI's stems paraphrase one of these as a symptom; the right option is that enabler in PMI's words; the distractors are its siblings or a neighbouring task's enablers.

1. Define project boundaries and deliverables for AI initiatives
2. Establish success criteria and performance metrics
3. Identify in-scope and out-of-scope functionality
4. Document assumptions and constraints for AI implementation
5. Align scope with business objectives and resource availability

Study Hall misses on this task (1)

• Full-length Q103 · confidence High · 49s
  Scenario: What belongs in the scope statement
  Decided by: Parameters, expected outcomes, assumptions, constraints (Phase I artifact contents)
  Chose: Benchmarks, thresholds, deployment approval criteria (later-phase content)

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What to read

• Workbook p. 16-21 — Cognitive Requirements
• Leading and Managing AI Projects p. 19-20 — Managing Multipattern Projects: Prioritization and Scope Control; Scope Boundaries and MVPs
• Module 01 Lesson 29: Prioritizing and Scoping AI Projects: Initial Problem; Lesson 30: The Proof-of-Concept Trap