INVESTMENTS AN INTRODUCTION 13TH
EDITION FINAL PAPER EXAM PREP
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GUARANTEED
TO PASS
◉ project charter
Answer: A document that formally recognizes the existence of a
project and provides a summary of the projects objectives and
management.
◉ project management office (PMO)
Answer: an organizational entity created to assist project managers
in achieving project goals
◉ scrum master
Answer: The person responsible for the Scrum process and its
correct application.
◉ sprint
Answer: A fixed length event of one month or less where teams work
to accomplish the sprint goal.
,◉ Stakeholder register
Answer: A document that includes details related to the identified
project stakeholders
◉ stakeholder analysis
Answer: A technique of systematically gathering and analyzing
quantitative and qualitative information to determine whose
interests should be taken into account throughout the project.
◉ template
Answer: a file with preset format that serves as a starting point for
creating various documents so that the format and structure do not
have to be re-created
◉ user story
Answer: A description of what a customer or user would want from
a product or solution.
◉ backlog refinement
Answer: a process where teams progressively elaborate and
reprioritize the work to determine what can be accomplished during
that iteration.
◉ baseline
, Answer: a starting point, a measurement, or an observation that is
documented so that it can be used for future comparison; also
defined as the original project plans plus approved plans.
◉ control account
Answer: A management control point for performance where scope,
budget, and schedule are integrated and compared to the earned
value.
◉ epic
Answer: a large user story that cannot be delivered as defined
within a single iteration or is a large enough that it can be split into
smaller user stories.
◉ INVEST rule
Answer: User stories should be Independent, Negotiable, Valuable,
Estimable, Small, and Testable
◉ MoSCoW method
Answer: A prioritization framework for time-boxed projects where
the acronym stands for Must-haves, Should-haves, Could-haves, and
Will not have
◉ organizational process assets
EDITION FINAL PAPER EXAM PREP
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GUARANTEED
TO PASS
◉ project charter
Answer: A document that formally recognizes the existence of a
project and provides a summary of the projects objectives and
management.
◉ project management office (PMO)
Answer: an organizational entity created to assist project managers
in achieving project goals
◉ scrum master
Answer: The person responsible for the Scrum process and its
correct application.
◉ sprint
Answer: A fixed length event of one month or less where teams work
to accomplish the sprint goal.
,◉ Stakeholder register
Answer: A document that includes details related to the identified
project stakeholders
◉ stakeholder analysis
Answer: A technique of systematically gathering and analyzing
quantitative and qualitative information to determine whose
interests should be taken into account throughout the project.
◉ template
Answer: a file with preset format that serves as a starting point for
creating various documents so that the format and structure do not
have to be re-created
◉ user story
Answer: A description of what a customer or user would want from
a product or solution.
◉ backlog refinement
Answer: a process where teams progressively elaborate and
reprioritize the work to determine what can be accomplished during
that iteration.
◉ baseline
, Answer: a starting point, a measurement, or an observation that is
documented so that it can be used for future comparison; also
defined as the original project plans plus approved plans.
◉ control account
Answer: A management control point for performance where scope,
budget, and schedule are integrated and compared to the earned
value.
◉ epic
Answer: a large user story that cannot be delivered as defined
within a single iteration or is a large enough that it can be split into
smaller user stories.
◉ INVEST rule
Answer: User stories should be Independent, Negotiable, Valuable,
Estimable, Small, and Testable
◉ MoSCoW method
Answer: A prioritization framework for time-boxed projects where
the acronym stands for Must-haves, Should-haves, Could-haves, and
Will not have
◉ organizational process assets
