As part of your ongoing commitment to mentoring the next generation of professional project managers you have taken on an intern on your software development project. You are explaining to her the key differences between project requirements and product requirements. How would you best explain this to her?

A: Project requirements relate to the detail contained in the individual components of the project management plan and the processes that make them up, while product requirements relate to the specifications provided by the client and their expectations for the project delivery methodology.

B: Project requirements can include tools and techniques for completing the appropriate project process groups, while product requirements can include the method of delivery and manufacturing quality specifications.

C: Project requirements relate to the detail included in the project management plan, while product requirements are defined by the client’s expectations.

D: Project requirements can include business requirements, project management requirements, and delivery requirements, while product requirements can include technical requirements, security requirements, and performance requirements.