Which statement is true about the Tasks and Timetable component?

• A. It outlines the sequence and timing of activities
• B. It defines the end-state solution
• C. It lists stakeholders
• D. It describes the IT architecture

Answer: (A)

Scheduling and sequencing work is the key idea here. The Tasks and Timetable component focuses on laying out what needs to be done in what order and when, including the duration of each task, dependencies, milestones, and deadlines. This creates a concrete plan that can be followed to execute the project, makes it possible to allocate resources effectively, and allows progress to be tracked against the schedule. In contrast, describing the end-state solution points to the final deliverable or outcome, listing stakeholders identifies who is involved, and describing the IT architecture covers the system’s structural design.