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Project scope: Design an information analysis system of type I 项目：设计一款类型I的信息分析系统或者，了解一款类型I的信息分析系统的应用情况

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123The scope of a project can be expected to change if: A.The project manager must provide

123 The scope of a project can be expected to change if:

A. The project manager must provide cost estimates without having a design concept B. Oversimplification (underestimating) of the nature of the work occurs

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E. All of the above are possible based upon the situation

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The scope of a project can be expected to change if:A.The project manager must provide cos

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A.The project manager must provide cost estimates without having a design concept

B.Oversimplification (underestimating) of the nature of the work occurs

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41The scope of a project can be expected to change if: A.The project manager must provide

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