Which project document outlines a hierarchical decomposition of the project's deliverables and work to be executed by the team?
Project Charter
Work Breakdown Structure
Requirements Traceability Matrix
Scope Statement
The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) is a key project management tool that breaks down the project's total scope into manageable sections, representing a hierarchical decomposition of the work to be performed. This helps in organizing and defining the total scope of the project. Other documents like the Project Charter provide a high-level overview, the Requirements Traceability Matrix links requirements to their origins, and the Scope Statement details the project's scope but does not provide a hierarchical breakdown.
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