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Which of the following is not true of how burn up charts, that also track total scope, differ from burn down charts?
a. Burnup charts separate out progress rate from scope fluctuations
b. Burnup and burndown charts trend in opposite vertical directions
c. Burnup chart can be converted to CFDs by addition of WIP
d. Burndown chart reflects effort rate changes due to scope changeCorrect answer is D.
It is true that burn up charts can be converted to cumulative flow diagrams by the addition of WIP, and they trend in the opposite vertical direction from burn down charts. It is also true that burn up charts that also track total scope (rather than burn down charts) separate out the rate of progress from the scope fluctuations. So the option that is not true is “Burn down charts indicate whether rate of effort changes are due to changes in progress rates or scope.”
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