A project manager is assigned to a project with a high degree of uncertainty regarding requirements. The organization traditionally uses predictive methods, but the sponsor is open to new approaches. Which methodology is MOST appropriate for this scenario?

Answer options:

Predictive

Agile

Waterfall

Phased-Gate

How to approach this question

Match 'High Uncertainty' to 'Agile'.

Full Answer

B.Agile✓ Correct

Task 13 requires determining the methodology. High uncertainty and undefined requirements are the primary indicators for selecting an Agile/Adaptive approach.

Common mistakes

Choosing A because the organization is traditional (Methodology should fit the project, not just history).

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