A written quality control plan at the outset of the project
A) fails to meet quality requirements of the project.
B) keeps the customer from changing the requirements by recording their expectations.
C) assigns responsibility of the technical procedures to project team members.
D) prevents incurring additional costs and schedule extensions.

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A written quality control plan at the outset of the project ensures that quality requirements are met and helps identify potential quality issues early on, preventing the need for costly rework and schedule extensions in the future. It also assigns responsibility for technical procedures and can help manage customer expectations and prevent changes to requirements later in the project.

A Written Quality Control Plan at the Outset of the Project