Proper implementation of project management will guarantee that:A.Budgets will be met.B.Schedules will be adhered to.C.Quality/performance will be met.D.The project will be a success.E.None of the above.
Proper implementation of project management will guarantee that:
A.Budgets will be met.
B.Schedules will be adhered to.
C.Quality/performance will be met.
D.The project will be a success.
E.None of the above.
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Scope Management:A.entails managing the project's work content.B.is a subset of configuration management and as such is performed by CM specialists.C.is concerned with naming all activities performed, the end products which results and the resources consumed.D.is not a concern of the project manager.E.None of the above.
Which of the following planning considerations is often overlooked?A.Planning for project termination.B.Qualified project manager assignment.C.Insuring top management support.D.Clearly defined tasks.E.All of the above.
The project charter:A.Expresses upper management commitment to the project.B.Provides that authority by which the project will be run.C.Establishes that organizational structure with the project.D.Specifies overall objectives and timeframe. of the project.E.All of the above.
A comprehensive definition of scope management would be:A.Managing a project in terms of its objective through the concept, development, implementation, and termination phases of a project.B.Approval of the scope baseline.C.Approval of the detailed project charter.D.Configuration control.E.Approved detailed planning including budgets, resource allocation, linear responsibility charts and management sponsorship.
The purpose of project Risk Management is to:A Identify those factors that will adversely impact project objectives.B Assess the impact of adverse project factors.C Assess the probability of adverse project factors.D A and CE All of the above.
By using Project Risk Management techniques, project managers can develop strategies that do all but which of the following:A Significantly reduce project risksB eliminate project risksC provide a rational basis for better decision makingD identify risks, their impact(s), and any appropriate responsesE None of the above.
197 Proper implementation of project management will guarantee that:A. Budgets will be met.B. Schedules will be adhered to. "C. Quality/performance will be met.D. The project will be a success.E. None of the above
79 Proper implementation of project management will guarantee that:A. Budgets will be met.B. Schedules will be adhered to.C. Quality/performance will be met.D. The project will be a success.E. None of the above
161 Which of the following planning considerations is often overlooked?A. Planning for project termination.B. Qualified project manager assignment.C. Insuring top management support.D. Clearly defined tasks.E. All of the above.
67 Life Cycle Costing:A. is the concept of including all costs within the total life of a project.B. is an activity devoted to optimizing cost/performanceC. is an activity of appraising the cost and technical performance of a completed project.D. is a process of predicting the life of a project.E. None of the above.
● Scope Management:A entails managing the project's work content.B is a subset of configuration management and as such is performed by CM specialists.C is concerned with naming all activities performed, the end products which results and the resources consumed.D is not a concern of the project manager.E None of the above.
● The sequential steps that define the process for successfully completing a project is:A Implementation PlanB a life cycleC Development PlanD a critical pathE Management Plan
● Which of the following planning considerations is often overlooked?A Planning for project termination.B Qualified project manager assignment.C Insuring top management support.D Clearly defined tasks.E All of the above.
● The project charter:A Expresses upper management commitment to the project.B Provides that authority by which the project will be run.C Establishes that organizational structure with the project.D Specifies overall objectives and timeframe. of the project.E All of the above.
● Proper implementation of project management will guarantee that:A Budgets will be met.B Schedules will be adhered to.C Quality/performance will be met.D The project will be a success.E None of the above.
● A comprehensive definition of scope management would be:A Managing a project in terms of its objective through the concept, development, implementation, and termination phases of a project.B Approval of the scope baseline.C Approval of the detailed project charter.D Configuration control.E Approved detailed planning including budgets, resource allocation, linear responsibility charts and management sponsorship.
The earned value technique is a commonly used method of performance measurement．It integrates project scope，schedule，and cost measures to help the project management team assess project performance．If a project’s Cost Performance Index(CPI＝EV/AC)value less than 1．0，it means that（ ）。 A．the cost savings for work completed B．the project is ahead of its planned schedule C．the cost overrun for work completed D．1ess work was completed than was planned
Project Quality Management must address the management of the project and the （）of the project．While Project Quality Management applies to all projects, regardless of the nature of their product，product quality measures and techniques are specific to the particular type of product produced by the project．（）A．performance B．process C．product D．object
The earned value technique is a commonlyused method of performance measurement． It integrates project scope, cost, andschedule measures to help the project management team assess projectperformance．If a project’s Schedule Performance Index（SPI=EV/PV） value less than 1.0, itmeans that （74）．A.the project is ahead of its planned scheduleB.less work was completed than was plannedC.the cost overrun for work completedD.the cost under-run of performance to date
( )is a project management technique for measuring project performance and progress.It has the ability to combine measurements of the project management triangle: scope , time and costs.A.Critical path method(CPM)B.Earned value management(EVM)C.Net present value method (NPVM)D.Expert judgment method(EIM)
The earned value technique is a commonly used method of performance measurement. It integrates project scope, cost, and schedule measures to help the project management team assess project performance. If a project’s Schedule Performance Index（SPI=EV/PV） value less than1.0, it means that_（）.A.the project is a head of its planned scheduleB.less work was completed than was plannedC.the cost overrun for work completedD.the cost under-run of performance to date
（ ）is a project management technique for measuring project performance and process. It has the ability to combine measurements of the project management triangle; scope time and costs.A.Critica path method(CPM)B.Earned value mangagemengt(EVM)C.Net present value method(NPVM)D.Expert judgment method(EJM)
（ ）is not included in Control Quality input documents.A.Project management planB.Project documentsC.Quality problems reportD.Work performance data
（ ）in not inc1uded in Control Quality input documents.A.Project management planB.Project documentsC.Quality problems reportD.Work performance data
Project Integration Management includes the processes and activities to identify,define,combine,unify,and coordinate the various processes and project management activities within the Project Management Process Groups.（ ）process does not belong to Project Integration Management.A.Developing project charterB.Developing project management planC.Analyzing project risksD.Monitoring and controlling project
Earned value management（EVM）integrates the scope baseline with the（）baseline，along with schedule baseline,to form the performance,which helps the project management team assess and measure project performance and progress.A.qulityB.riskC.changeD.cost
（ ） is primarily concerned with defining and controlling what is and is not included in the project. A.Project Time Management B.Project Cost Management C.Project Scope Management D.Project Communications Management