CAPM Practice Question

In adaptive project management, a backlog item is considered complete once it satisfies the Definition of Done and any acceptance criteria that were set before the iteration. Because the feature operates as intended and passes all planned tests, it meets those criteria and is therefore complete. A stakeholder's request for extra functionality is valuable feedback, but it becomes a new product backlog item for a future iteration rather than a reason to reopen the finished work. A statement that the task is incomplete because it lacks the new functionality overlooks the time-boxed nature of iterations. Likewise, reassessing or pausing current progress to incorporate new scope would disrupt the empirical cadence and negate the benefit of incremental delivery.