PMI-DASSM practice question 6 of 25
What are the three phases common across project life cycles?
Full set: 193 questionsCorrect Answer:
B. Construction; C. Transition; E. Inception
Explanation
All Disciplined Agile delivery life-cycles—Agile, Lean, Continuous Delivery, Exploratory, and Program—share three high-level phases: Inception (align & plan), Construction (produce consumable solution increments), and Transition (release & support), regardless of size or complexity.
Why Incorrect
A – “Inspiration” is not a phase defined in any DA life-cycle. D – “Modulation” is not a recognized DA phase.
References
1. Ambler & Lines. “Choose Your WoW!”, Fig. 2-1 ‘Delivery Life-Cycle Overview’, p. 19, 2019.
2. PMI. “Disciplined Agile Delivery Overview” courseware, Module 2, Slide 6, 2020.
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