In crafting a WBS for a project charter, which of the following is NOT included in a WBS dictionary?

In the context of a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), the WBS dictionary serves as a companion document that provides detailed descriptions of each component listed in the WBS. This includes information that clarifies what each work package involves, such as the work package's name, description, responsible parties, date of assignment, estimated cost, and any associated workarounds or contingencies.

The project schedule and task list, however, are not included within the WBS dictionary. The WBS primarily focuses on decomposing the project deliverables into manageable sections, whereas the project schedule details the timing and sequence of tasks needed to complete those deliverables. The task list is closely related to the scheduling aspect and is concerned with when each task should be completed rather than what the tasks entail or how they connect within the structure of the project. Thus, the presence of schedules and task lists falls outside the typical scope of the WBS dictionary documentation, making it the element that is not included.