CAPM Practice Question

In adaptive project management, a task is considered complete when it meets the predefined objectives and acceptance criteria established prior to the iteration. Since the feature functions as expected and passes all planned tests, it has met its initial goals and is considered complete. Stakeholder requests for additional functionalities are common and should be added to the product backlog for future iterations.

Option 1 is incorrect because the task is complete despite not including new stakeholder requests; the original scope was satisfied. Option 3 is incorrect because the task does not need assessment based on new feedback; the feedback informs future work. Option 4 is incorrect because pausing progress to address new functionalities is not recommended in adaptive methods, as it disrupts the iterative process. Therefore, Option 2 is correct because it acknowledges that the task met its initial goals as established prior to the iteration.