Exam PgMP topic 1 question 83 discussion

Terminated --> should do final verification to close. Control scope if project is continue, need to control scope to make sure no crepe, no gold plating

D. Financial audit When a project within a program is terminated, especially due to affordability issues and trade-offs with other projects, a financial audit is an appropriate activity to perform. This audit will review and assess the financial transactions, commitments, and allocations made for the GHW Project up to its termination point. The goal is to ensure that all financial aspects of the project are properly closed out, that any remaining funds are accounted for and reallocated as necessary, and to evaluate the financial management of the project for any lessons learned that can be applied to ongoing or future projects within the program.

C. Scope control Scope verification typically occurs during the project execution phase and involves formal acceptance of completed project deliverables by the stakeholders. In the case of terminating a project, the focus shifts to controlling the scope changes and documenting the reasons for the termination. This falls under scope control, which ensures that changes to the project scope are managed in a way that aligns with the project's objectives. Therefore, given the scenario described, scope control is a more suitable answer.