Exam PMP topic 1 question 595 discussion

A&B. and for what its worth, I don't think a "backlog register" is a real thing. The change log is irrelevant because you haven't made any changes.

will go with AD. because you dont need to register a risk so quickly. so will go with issue log and change log A. Issue log: The issue log is used to track and manage project issues, including any problems or errors encountered during the project. Updating the issue log with the information about the three invoices with errors will help ensure that the issues are properly recorded and can be addressed and resolved by the appropriate stakeholders. D. Change log: The change log is used to track and document changes made during the project. In this case, the errors in the invoices may require corrective actions or changes to be made. By updating the change log, the project manager can capture the details of the errors and the actions taken to rectify them, providing a comprehensive record of the changes made to address the invoicing errors.

Issue and Change log

Risk is the assumption that a risk may occur. No danger has occurred. The danger has already arisen in the matter. That's why this is an issue. This is why it is not B.

I think it should be AB. You update the risk Register by removing the realized risk into the issue log.

A. Issue log: This is the central repository for tracking all issues encountered during the project, including their status, resolution plan, and responsible parties. The discovered invoice errors clearly qualify as issues that need to be documented and tracked for resolution. D. Change log: Since the errors represent deviations from the originally planned invoices, they constitute changes to the project deliverables. Recording these changes in the change log helps maintain an accurate history of the project and assess the potential impact on scope, timeline, or budget.

A. Issue Log: This document is crucial for tracking and managing issues encountered during the project. Updating the issue log with details about the identified errors in the invoices will ensure that these discrepancies are documented and can be addressed accordingly. D. Change Log: In case the errors in the invoices require modifications, corrections, or any changes to the project deliverables or documents, updating the change log is essential. Any adjustments made to rectify the errors should be documented in the change log for proper tracking and future reference.

A y D. Registro de pedidos pendientes no hace sentido

Change log as after issue log, one need to fix it and that will require update in change log. Risk register is not updated for issue already occurred.

According to Symea comment: " D & E don't make sense. I checked and this question was answered with A & B in the past (https://www.examtopics.com/discussions/pmi/view/62401-exam-pmp-topic-1-question-3415-discussion/) "

I shoose AE

those are definitely correct

A. Issue log D. Change log

Change log because the work is completed already and any change will be considered as change request Backlog because is it considered as issue remaining from a completed project

A. Issue log: The issue log should be updated to document the discovery of the invoices with errors and track the actions taken to resolve the issues. D. Change log: The change log should be updated to record any changes made to the project scope, schedule, or budget as a result of the discovery of the invoices with errors.

A. Issue log: The issue log should be updated to record the discovery of the three invoices with errors. This will ensure that the issues are documented and can be tracked for resolution. D. Change log: If the errors in the invoices require corrective actions or changes to be made, the project manager should update the change log to reflect these modifications. This will help in managing the change requests and their impact on the project.

Why selecting the Risk register if it's already an issue? I think updating the change log makes more sense for providing a record of changes made and when. So A & D. Opinions?