Exam 712-50 topic 1 question 101 discussion

Incorrectly worded question. Correct wording should be: Which of the following activities does NOT result in a change request? D. Inspection (is the correct answer in this case.) A change request is a formal proposal to make a change on the project, and per the PMBOK® Guide Sixth Edition “may be a corrective action, a preventive action, or a defect repair” (pg. 93). Otherwise this question would be looking for A, B and C (but since this exam is single answer, it should be D.)

You must create a change request when you are doing preventive action. Because the "preventive action" can prevent legal business processes. C is Correct.

This should actually be "B". A defect repair results in a change request ticket. Corrective actions would happen after and preventive actions happen before.

C is correct per other Q&A sites online

I think we need more context. I can see A or C. If it said "Emergency Change" then I would say "Corrective."

We know Inspection is not it for sure. Defect repair create work orders to repair / replace items. Preventive actions are already implemented and prevent users / systems from performing specific functions. I would have to state the answer is Corrective Actions.

A. Corrective actions Corrective actions involve addressing identified issues or problems within a system or process to prevent their recurrence. When corrective actions are implemented, they often require change requests to modify the existing system or process. These change requests capture the necessary modifications or updates needed to rectify the identified issues and improve the overall performance or functionality. Therefore, corrective actions typically lead to change requests as part of the process for implementing the necessary changes.

corrective=after a problem happens . preventive=before a problem happens . Here, it does not say when,...., it supposes before

A, Preventive actions may not alter any changes or even may the require any reboots or resets.

Answer should be A, corrective actions. Corrective actions are activities taken to address identified problems, issues, or defects that have occurred during the project execution. These activities may result in change requests, which are formal proposals to modify any project document, deliverable, or baseline.