Deliverables can be described as:
A. The purpose for undertaking the project
B. The verifiable results of products or services that must be produced to consider the project complete
C. The specifications regarding the goals of the project that must be produced to consider the project complete
D. The measurable outcomes of the project goals
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Intellectual property includes all of the following except: A. Software B. Patents C. Hardware D. Business processes
All of the following are true regarding the WBS except: A. It is a deliverables-oriented grouping of project deliverables and elements. B. It defines and organizes the work of the project in a hierarchical form. C. It provides a framework for the work of the project, and work not shown on the WBS is not included in the project. D. It defines all the deliverables of the project, but the activities level should not be listed on the WBS.
You are the project manager for Heartthrobs by the Numbers Dating Services. You’re working on an updated Internet site that will display pictures as well as short bios of prospective heartbreakers. You have your activity list and resource requirements in hand and are planning on using qualitatively based durations and reserve time to determine activity durations. Which of the following is true? A. You are using inputs of the Activity Duration Estimating process. B. You are using tools and techniques of the Cost Estimating process. C. You are using tools and techniques of the Activity Duration Estimating process. D. You are using inputs of the Cost Estimating process.
All of the following are tools and techniques of the Integrated Change Control process except: A. Configuration management B. Performance measurements C. Change requests D. Additional planning
All of the following are true regarding Pareto diagrams and Pareto theory except: A. Pareto diagrams are histograms. B. Pareto diagrams rank order factors. C. A small number of causes create the majority of problems. D. Pareto diagrams use two variables.
Project managers have the highest level of authority and the most power in which type of organizational structure? A. Projectized B. Strong matrix C. Functional D. Balanced matrix
All of the following are true regarding the project plan except: A. Some of its inputs are outputs from other Planning processes. B. It's used to guide the project executing and controlling processes and is the baseline used to measure project performance. C. It consists of one document that should be formally approved and signed by stakeholders. D. It contains things like the WBS, project schedule, and resource assignments.
A project is considered successful when: A. The product of the project has been manufactured. B. The project sponsor announces the completion of the project. C. The product of the project is turned over to the operations area to handle the ongoing aspects of the project. D. The project meets or exceeds the expectations of the stakeholders.
Which of the following project-scheduling techniques allows for conditional and probabilistic treatment? A. GERT B. CPM C. PERT D. CPM and PERT
Which of the following is true regarding the scope statement? A. It describes how to make changes to project scope. B. It describes project deliverables and serves as a baseline for future project decisions. C. It assesses the stability of the project scope and is a baseline for future project decisions. D. It assesses the reliability of the project scope and describes the frequency of changes and their impacts.
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You are working on a project that is similar in scope to a project performed last year by your company. You might consider which of the following? A. Using the previous project's alternatives identification as a template B. Reusing the previous project's benefit/cost analysis as justification for this project C. Using the previous project's WBS as a template D. Reusing the previous project's product description when writing the scope statement