Which plan should be high-level and adaptable to new information during the project?

• A. Release Plan
• B. MVP
• C. Interface
• D. Process Model

Answer: (A)

High-level and adaptable planning during a project is the role of a release plan. It lays out the major releases, broad timelines, and the scope of what will be delivered, without locking in every detail. Because requirements, priorities, and risks can change as you learn more, the release plan is designed to be revisited and adjusted so the team stays aligned with business goals while avoiding premature commitments. An MVP, by contrast, is about delivering the smallest viable product to validate assumptions, not about guiding ongoing release strategy. An interface describes design aspects, and a process model describes how work is done; neither serves as the flexible, overarching plan for releases.