An estimation technique characterized by dividing the project into smaller modules and then
directly estimating the time and effort in terms of person-hours, person-weeks, or person-
months for each module best describes - Answers Bottom-Up Estimating
With _____, activity estimates are usually provided by the team members. - Answers Bottom-Up
Estimating
In the WBS context, a crux is best described by which of the following: - Answers a proof of
concept
Which of the following Scope Management Processes decomposes or divides the major project
deliverables into smaller and more manageable components? - Answers Create Work
Breakdown Structure
The _____ estimation method usually costs more and takes longer than other methods. -
Answers Delphi Technique
An estimation technique characterized by the recruitment of multiple experts who provide
rounds of estimates until a consensus estimate emerges. - Answers Delphi Technique
_____ can be very effective and provide reasonable assurance when the stakes are high and and
the margin of error is low. - Answers Delphi Technique
The significant event at the conclusion of each phase is called a(n) _____. - Answers Milestone
Confidence in project estimates will be highest _____ - Answers later in the project
An estimation technique characterized by picking numbers out of the air or "ballparking". -
Answers Guesstimating
Continuously agreeing to project changes can lead to: - Answers Scope creep
Which of the following Scope Management Processes ensures that controls are in place to
manage proposed scope changes once the project's scope is accepted? - Answers Control
Scope
Each project phase should provide at least ___ deliverable(s). - Answers One
What is NOTincluded in the Project Scope? - Answers deliverable structure chart
included: business case, project plan, project charter
Project success will be determined in large part by _____ - Answers thinking carefully through
activities and estimating their durations.
Which one of the following Scope Management Processes centers on documenting the