You are managing a project based on a Waterfall model. You define a project and a project plan in Oracle Project Management with tasks and subtasks…

In Oracle Project Management, requirements, tasks, and deliverables are distinct objects whose relationships are managed explicitly. You can associate a deliverable directly with a project task, regardless of whether a requirement is also associated with that task. The associations are independent. Furthermore, if you associate a deliverable with a requirement, that association is not automatically inherited by any tasks that are subsequently created for or associated with that same requirement. The project manager must create the association between the deliverable and the task separately.

A. Associating a deliverable with a task is not dependent on a requirement; deliverables can be linked to any task, such as project management overhead tasks.

C. The system does not automatically associate a requirement's deliverable with a task. This association must be created manually by the user.

1. Oracle Fusion Applications Help

"Using Project Execution Management"

Chapter: Manage Project Deliverables

Section: "Project Deliverables: Explained". This document explains that deliverables can be associated with tasks to track progress.

2. Oracle Fusion Applications Help

"Using Project Execution Management"

Chapter: Define and Manage Project Requirements

Section: "How Project Requirements Work with Other Objects". This section details how requirements associate with tasks

but makes no mention of automatic deliverable inheritance.