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  • Subject matters experts (SMEs) are resources that are imperative to the succes of a project. Many times, project managers are not experts in the areas they are managing and frequently must rely upon other's expertise. In which scope - management process are SMEs first used?


  • Options
  • A. Scope planning
  • B. Scope definition
  • C. Initiation
  • D. Scope verification

  • Correct Answer
  • Initiation 

    Explanation

    Initiation is the first step in the scope management process, and expert judgment is one of the techniques routinely utilized. Answers A, B, and D are incorrect because they would come after the initiation process.


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    • 1. Why are CPM, GERT, and PERT not considered sufficient to create a project schedule?

    • Options
    • A. All three are tools and techniques of schedule development, not the actual schedule
    • B. As mathemetical analysis tools, they simply provide the dates that are posible, and do not consider resource pool limitations
    • C. They are sufficient. Each calculates early and late start and finish dates for each activity
    • D. They are Monte Carlo techniques used to provide what-if analysis for adverse external factors on a project
    • Discuss
    • 2. Why are risk tolerances and thresholds important to identify in the risk management Plan?

    • Options
    • A. Tolerances and thresholds, when documented, can help to define the target by which the project team can measure the effectiveness of the risk response plan execution
    • B. Tolerances and thresholds help to define how often the risk management process will be performed
    • C. Tolerances and thresholds determine what tools and data sources will be used in risk management
    • D. Tolerances and thresholds provide the basis for costing the risk management process as well as defining how risk activities will be recorded
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    • 3. Iam looking to estimate the cost on a project, but I don't want to spend a lot of time on a detailed analysis. I really want a ballpark figure. What options do I have?

    • Options
    • A. None - Cost estimating requires details to be accurate
    • B. Use the cost of similar projects
    • C. Use a rule-of-thumb or per-square-foot estimate
    • D. Add up the costs on the WBS
    • Discuss
    • 4. On a systems development project, Richard needs two programmers. He knows John and Smith were able to create a program in 40 days similar to the one he wants to create on his project. He decides to use 40 days as his estimate. This is an example of what type of estimating?

    • Options
    • A. Parametric modeling
    • B. Analogous
    • C. Rule of thumb
    • D. Fixed Rate
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    • 5. You are working on a new project to develop a new wireless product with ease - of - use features recommended by customers. It is as yet undetermined which features and the extent to which each feature will be incorporated into the product.You have a focus group that will continue to evaluate the features as the project goes forward.The focus group is authorized to suggest changes, as are your engineers and the quality department.As a project manager, what will help you most to minimize the effect of these changes?

    • Options
    • A. A change management plan
    • B. A scope management plan
    • C. Do not continue with the project until all of the features are clearly defined in the scope statement and scope definition.
    • D. This is an expected part of every project. A good project manager will have a communications plan in place to be sure everyone knows what is happening on the project.
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    • 6. Project Management - Introduction What is program Management?
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    • 7. Project Management - Introduction What is Portfolio Management?
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    • 8. Project Management - Introduction What is Project Management Office?
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    • 9. Project Life Cycle What is the Project Life Cycle?
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    • 10. Project Management - Introduction What is Project Management?
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