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In today's video, we're diving into a super important term: "SCOPE." Don't worry, I'm here to make it easy. When saying "scope," just make the "o" sound like the one in "go" or "no." Some people might say it differently, but the simple way is the right way.

So, let's dive in! In IT talk, "scope" means the specific things or features that are part of a project. Think of it as the project's checklist!

Let's break down some key phrases connected to "SCOPE":

First, we've got "To define the Scope." This means clearly saying what's in a project or a task. It's like saying what's on the to-do list before getting started. For example, "Defining the scope is important before starting the project, so we know exactly what work needs to be done."

Next, we've got "Scope Creep." This is when a project's scope keeps getting bigger without control, causing delays and more costs. It's like a project that won't stop growing! "Scope creep caused the project to be delayed because more things were added without a good plan."

Lastly, there's "Out of Scope." This means work that's not in the main plan for a project. It's like stuff that pops up but isn't part of the main job. "Adding new things right now is out of scope and would need more time and resources."

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