Solutions.
A project is developed using ______________________ elaboration. Projects are often defined
broadly when they begin, and as time passes, the specific details of the project become more
clear. Therefore, projects should be developed in increments. correct answers progressive
Fast tracking is an example of a tool used in _____ management. correct answers schedule
Which knowledge area involves defining and managing all the work required to complete the
project successfully? correct answers Project scope management
An important tool for project scope management is _____. correct answers a work breakdown
structure
Marshall's, a construction company, buys a particular brand of siding manufactured by Tiles and
Floors, an eco-friendly siding manufacturing company. However, Tiles and Floors has declared
bankruptcy and closed down. At present, Marshall's is facing a crisis because there are no other
manufacturers in the market that supplies eco-friendly siding. Which constraint is Marshall's
currently facing? correct answers Resources
Which goal distinguishes project management and portfolio management? correct answers
Project management addresses specific, short-term goals whereas portfolio management focuses
on long-term goals.
Managing the __________________ constraint involves making trade-off between scope, time,
and cost goals for a project. Project managers know one must decide which is most important.
correct answers triple
Which of the following is true of program managers? correct answers They provide leadership
and direction for project managers heading the projects within a program
Project procurement management mainly involves: correct answers buying goods and services
for a project from outside the performing organization.
Which objective is true of projects? correct answers They have a unique purpose.
Which characteristic highlights a difference between projects and operations? correct answers
Projects are temporary endeavors whereas an organization's operations are ongoing in nature.
A project __________________ usually provides the direction and funding for a project. correct
answers sponsor
The role of a _____ is to provide direction and funding for a project. correct answers project
sponsor
, Which project management knowledge area ensures that the project will satisfy the stated or
implied needs for which it was undertaken? correct answers Project quality management
Every project has a unique purpose and therefore should have a _____________________
objective. correct answers well-defined
_______________ are different from operations in that they end when their objectives have been
reached or it has been terminated. correct answers Projects
Which project management knowledge area primarily involves generating, collecting,
disseminating, and storing project information? correct answers Project communications
management
The only responsibility of a project manager is to meet the specific scope, time, and cost goals of
a project. True or False? correct answers False
Which tool is most likely to be used in project schedule management? correct answers Gantt
charts
Project work is most successful in an organizational culture where activities are organized
around individuals. correct answers False
One down side of hosted software models is the risk of not having access to a network. correct
answers True
Describe agile project management correct answers Agile project methodology breaks down
projects into small pieces-- that are completed in work sessions that run from the initial design
phase, to testing and quality assurance (QA). These sessions are often called sprints, the term for
iteration used in one specific and popular Agile development method known as Scrum.
The same organization can have different subcultures. correct answers True
The project organizational structure is the most efficient choice for most IT projects. correct
answers False
Explain the "systems approach" for project management and why you should use it. Include why
systems analysis and systems management are important. correct answers The system approach
principle places individual system elements in their environments and observes the relationships
between them. Systems analysis is a problem-solving approach that requires defining the scope
of the system, dividing it into components, and then identifying and evaluating its problems,
opportunities, constraints, and needs. Systems management addresses the business,
technological, and organizational issues associated with creating, maintaining, and modifying a
system.