Which project management document provides a hierarchical decomposition of the project scope into deliverables and work packages?
Scope Statement
Project Schedule
Work Breakdown Structure
Risk Register
The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) is the document that provides a hierarchical decomposition of the project's total scope into smaller, manageable components called deliverables and work packages. It helps in organizing and defining the total work of the project. The Project Schedule outlines timelines, the Risk Register lists potential risks, and the Scope Statement defines the project's scope but does not break it down into hierarchical components.
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