Exam 4: Defining the Project

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Significant events in a project that occur at a specific point in time,are natural control points,and are easily recognized by project participants are known as ___________.

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milestones
Explanation: A milestone is a significant event in a project that occurs at a point in time.The milestone schedule shows only major segments of work;it represents first,rough-cut estimates of time,cost,and resources for the project.

During the course of a project,it is possible that the project priorities may change.

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A selective outline of the project that ensures the identification of all tasks and an understanding of what is to be done is called a(n)____________.

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The first step of project scope definition is to

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The intersection of work packages and the organizational unit creates a project control point called a(n)___________.

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When work packages are integrated with organizational units,a control point is created called a

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In regard to project priorities,if a project parameter such as the completion date or the cost of a project is fixed and must be met it is considered ____________.

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A typical responsibility matrix will include not only those responsible for a specific task but can also include those who supply support and assistance.

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Linda has just been assigned manager of a project to develop a new advertising campaign for an established product.Her first step should be to

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Scope creep occurs when your project is completed over-budget.

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Which of the following is NOT one of the items that would appear on a project scope statement or checklist?

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In reviewing the project plan,Susan sees that the first prototype must be completed by October 12.This would be best classified as a

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What is a responsibility matrix and how would it be used in project management?

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The fact that a new home being built must meet local building codes is an example of a limit and exclusion.

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There are 5 steps involved when defining a project;which of the following is the second?

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A communication plan should include limits on who has access to certain kinds of information.

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In project management terms,what is meant by "managing the trade-offs"?

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An expected output over the life of a project would be classified as

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When specific work packages are assigned to a particular group or person within the organization,the result is called a(n)___________.

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Jose is looking at a document that outlines the specific deliverables and subdeliverables required to complete the writing of a technical support manual.He is most likely viewing the

Significant events in a project that occur at a specific point in time,are natural control points,and are easily recognized by project participants are known as ___________.

During the course of a project,it is possible that the project priorities may change.

A selective outline of the project that ensures the identification of all tasks and an understanding of what is to be done is called a(n)____________.

The first step of project scope definition is to

The intersection of work packages and the organizational unit creates a project control point called a(n)___________.

When work packages are integrated with organizational units,a control point is created called a

In regard to project priorities,if a project parameter such as the completion date or the cost of a project is fixed and must be met it is considered ____________.

A typical responsibility matrix will include not only those responsible for a specific task but can also include those who supply support and assistance.

Linda has just been assigned manager of a project to develop a new advertising campaign for an established product.Her first step should be to

Scope creep occurs when your project is completed over-budget.

Which of the following is NOT one of the items that would appear on a project scope statement or checklist?

In reviewing the project plan,Susan sees that the first prototype must be completed by October 12.This would be best classified as a

What is a responsibility matrix and how would it be used in project management?

The fact that a new home being built must meet local building codes is an example of a limit and exclusion.

There are 5 steps involved when defining a project;which of the following is the second?

A communication plan should include limits on who has access to certain kinds of information.

In project management terms,what is meant by "managing the trade-offs"?

An expected output over the life of a project would be classified as

When specific work packages are assigned to a particular group or person within the organization,the result is called a(n)___________.

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