Which of these is NOT one of the documents that a project manager can refer back to in order to make sure that all planned work has, in fact, been completed

d. Resource Breakdown Structure (RBS)

Explanation:

The options are:

a. Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

b. Project Charter

c. Project Scope Statement

d. Resource Breakdown Structure (RBS)

The documents that a project manager can refer back to in order to make sure that all planned work has, in fact, been completed are the project charter, project scope statement, work breakdown structure. They can all be used to ensure that whatever was meant to be done have all been completed and that nothing is left out.

The project charter simply contains the objectives of the projects and how the project will be done. The project scope statement contains the deliverable of the project,and everyone that the project will impact upon.

The work breakdown structure is used to divide the work into smaller parts for efficiency and effectiveness sake.

It should be noted that the resource Breakdown Structure (RBS) is not part of the documents that the project manager should refer back on.

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