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What is management? ✔Correct Answer-Applying the various "management" techniques to
achieve the end goal (Assuming that there are clearly stated project goals!)
Three parts of management: ✔Correct Answer-1) Providing an environment that creates the
end results in a most efficient manner.
2) Applying the needed resources to achieve the desired results (which may include efficiency
and other attributes)
3) Set of processes that develops an environment where people produces the desired end
results in an efficient manner
Providing an environment that creates <blank blank> in a <blank blank> manner. ✔Correct
Answer-end results, most efficient
Applying the needed resources to achieve the <blank blank> (which may include <blank> and
other attributes) ✔Correct Answer-desired results, efficiency
Set of process that developed an environment where people produces the desired <blank
blank> in an <blank> manner. ✔Correct Answer-end results, efficient
Management is science: ✔Correct Answer-It is based on known management "principles" and
"techniques"
~ Principles: are descriptive and possibly predictive
~Techniques: are mostly prescriptive
Science: it is based on known <blank> and <blank> ✔Correct Answer-"principles",
"techniques"
Principles: are <blank> and possibly <blank> ✔Correct Answer-descriptive, predictive
Techniques: are mostly <blank> ✔Correct Answer-prescriptive
Management is art: ✔Correct Answer-It is "applying" these principles and techniques
1)dependent on different situations, which may be infinite
2)dependent on the managers own style and preference
Art: it is <blank> these principles and techniques ✔Correct Answer-"applying"
,Software Project Management: ✔Correct Answer-Applying the appropriate resources &
utilizing the appropriate "management" techniques to produce software artifacts and services:
1) in a timely manner
2) in a financially positive manner
3) satisfying the requirements (functional and non-functional)
Software Project Management: Applying the appropriate <blank> & utilizing the appropriate
<blank blank> to produce <blank blank> and <blank> ✔Correct Answer-resources,
"management" techniques, software artifacts, services
Applying the appropriate resources & utilizing the appropriate "management" techniques to
produce software artifacts and services:
1) in a <blank blank>
2) in a <blank blank blank>
3) <blank> the <blank> (functional and non-functional) ✔Correct Answer-timely manner,
financially positive manner, satisfying, requirements
Major Phases of Project Management via (POMA): 4 Phases ✔Correct Answer-1) Planning
2) Organizing
3) Monitoring
4) Adjusting
Major Phases of Project Management via (POMA): All Managers are involved in these phases ---
it is a matter of degree.
i) Higher Management: ✔Correct Answer-i) Higher management are more into planning &
organizing
Major Phases of Project Management via (POMA): All Managers are involved in these phases ---
it is a matter of degree.
ii) Lower Management: ✔Correct Answer-ii) Lower management are more involved in
monitoring and adjusting
Understanding the Planning Process: 5 points ✔Correct Answer-1) Project deliverables
2) Deliverable characteristics
3) Schedules and checkpoints
4) Cost (people, tools, methods, etc.)
5) Risks
Two Levels of Planning: ✔Correct Answer-1) Quick Plan
2) Comprehensive Plan
What 3 things are included in a Quick Plan? ✔Correct Answer-1) Brief Project/ Product
Description
2) Rough Cost Estimate
, 3) High Level Schedule
4 Questions asked during the Comprehensive Plan: ✔Correct Answer-1) What is the project?
2) How do you plan to do this?
3) When will be done and by Whom?
4) How much will it cost?
The two types of requirements? ✔Correct Answer-1) The deliverables
2) The needs and constraints
Software Product Management Board: ✔Correct Answer-A group of people chosen to assist in
the determination of priorities of requirements and the grouping of requirements for product
releases.
A group of people chosen to assist in the determination of <blank> of <blank> and the grouping
of requirements for product releases. ✔Correct Answer-priorities, requirements
Potential candidate: 5 total ✔Correct Answer-1) Application domain subject area expert
2) "lead" architect/designer
3) Customer representative
4) Marketing Representative
5) Manager who has authority over resources
Planning with Network, PERT, & CPM: We use a Network of <blank/blank> to show the
relationship among tasks ✔Correct Answer-tasks/activities
A <blank> requires <blank> and <blank> ✔Correct Answer-task, time, resources
A major use of network is for <blank> ✔Correct Answer-scheduling
Using the Network in Project Planning: Major usage is for? ✔Correct Answer-Determining
how long the project will take
The <blank blank> through the network is the <blank blank blank> ✔Correct
Answer-"longest" path, expected project duration
The "longest" path is also called this: ✔Correct Answer-"Critical" path
If there is a delay in any of the tasks on a critical path, the result would be: ✔Correct Answer-
A delay in the completion of the overall project
What does the term Earliest Start Time mean? ✔Correct Answer-The earliest that an activity
can start
Answers |Actual Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
(Just Released)
What is management? ✔Correct Answer-Applying the various "management" techniques to
achieve the end goal (Assuming that there are clearly stated project goals!)
Three parts of management: ✔Correct Answer-1) Providing an environment that creates the
end results in a most efficient manner.
2) Applying the needed resources to achieve the desired results (which may include efficiency
and other attributes)
3) Set of processes that develops an environment where people produces the desired end
results in an efficient manner
Providing an environment that creates <blank blank> in a <blank blank> manner. ✔Correct
Answer-end results, most efficient
Applying the needed resources to achieve the <blank blank> (which may include <blank> and
other attributes) ✔Correct Answer-desired results, efficiency
Set of process that developed an environment where people produces the desired <blank
blank> in an <blank> manner. ✔Correct Answer-end results, efficient
Management is science: ✔Correct Answer-It is based on known management "principles" and
"techniques"
~ Principles: are descriptive and possibly predictive
~Techniques: are mostly prescriptive
Science: it is based on known <blank> and <blank> ✔Correct Answer-"principles",
"techniques"
Principles: are <blank> and possibly <blank> ✔Correct Answer-descriptive, predictive
Techniques: are mostly <blank> ✔Correct Answer-prescriptive
Management is art: ✔Correct Answer-It is "applying" these principles and techniques
1)dependent on different situations, which may be infinite
2)dependent on the managers own style and preference
Art: it is <blank> these principles and techniques ✔Correct Answer-"applying"
,Software Project Management: ✔Correct Answer-Applying the appropriate resources &
utilizing the appropriate "management" techniques to produce software artifacts and services:
1) in a timely manner
2) in a financially positive manner
3) satisfying the requirements (functional and non-functional)
Software Project Management: Applying the appropriate <blank> & utilizing the appropriate
<blank blank> to produce <blank blank> and <blank> ✔Correct Answer-resources,
"management" techniques, software artifacts, services
Applying the appropriate resources & utilizing the appropriate "management" techniques to
produce software artifacts and services:
1) in a <blank blank>
2) in a <blank blank blank>
3) <blank> the <blank> (functional and non-functional) ✔Correct Answer-timely manner,
financially positive manner, satisfying, requirements
Major Phases of Project Management via (POMA): 4 Phases ✔Correct Answer-1) Planning
2) Organizing
3) Monitoring
4) Adjusting
Major Phases of Project Management via (POMA): All Managers are involved in these phases ---
it is a matter of degree.
i) Higher Management: ✔Correct Answer-i) Higher management are more into planning &
organizing
Major Phases of Project Management via (POMA): All Managers are involved in these phases ---
it is a matter of degree.
ii) Lower Management: ✔Correct Answer-ii) Lower management are more involved in
monitoring and adjusting
Understanding the Planning Process: 5 points ✔Correct Answer-1) Project deliverables
2) Deliverable characteristics
3) Schedules and checkpoints
4) Cost (people, tools, methods, etc.)
5) Risks
Two Levels of Planning: ✔Correct Answer-1) Quick Plan
2) Comprehensive Plan
What 3 things are included in a Quick Plan? ✔Correct Answer-1) Brief Project/ Product
Description
2) Rough Cost Estimate
, 3) High Level Schedule
4 Questions asked during the Comprehensive Plan: ✔Correct Answer-1) What is the project?
2) How do you plan to do this?
3) When will be done and by Whom?
4) How much will it cost?
The two types of requirements? ✔Correct Answer-1) The deliverables
2) The needs and constraints
Software Product Management Board: ✔Correct Answer-A group of people chosen to assist in
the determination of priorities of requirements and the grouping of requirements for product
releases.
A group of people chosen to assist in the determination of <blank> of <blank> and the grouping
of requirements for product releases. ✔Correct Answer-priorities, requirements
Potential candidate: 5 total ✔Correct Answer-1) Application domain subject area expert
2) "lead" architect/designer
3) Customer representative
4) Marketing Representative
5) Manager who has authority over resources
Planning with Network, PERT, & CPM: We use a Network of <blank/blank> to show the
relationship among tasks ✔Correct Answer-tasks/activities
A <blank> requires <blank> and <blank> ✔Correct Answer-task, time, resources
A major use of network is for <blank> ✔Correct Answer-scheduling
Using the Network in Project Planning: Major usage is for? ✔Correct Answer-Determining
how long the project will take
The <blank blank> through the network is the <blank blank blank> ✔Correct
Answer-"longest" path, expected project duration
The "longest" path is also called this: ✔Correct Answer-"Critical" path
If there is a delay in any of the tasks on a critical path, the result would be: ✔Correct Answer-
A delay in the completion of the overall project
What does the term Earliest Start Time mean? ✔Correct Answer-The earliest that an activity
can start
