Exam 2: Identifying and Selecting Projects

The acceptance criteria deals with the scope of the project, outlining the tasks or work elements the customer wants the contractor or project team to perform.

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Question 21

The project justification includes the key assumptions for the project.

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Question 22

A project should have weekly project status review meetings supplemented with written project reports.

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Question 23

An RFP must provide a statement of work.

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Question 24

Describe the benefits and consequences of the project evaluation team reviewing each project against the project evaluation criteria before the committee meeting.

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Question 25

The project objective in the project charter indicates the deliverable, schedule, and budget for a project.

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Question 26

The RFP must state the project objective or purpose, including any rational or background information that may be helpful to contractors so that they can prepare thorough and responsive proposals.

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Question 27

The project acceptance criteria should

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Question 28

The constraints for a project include the requirement to outsource due to the organization's lack of having expertise with its own staff.

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Question 29

The RFP might state the approvals required by the contractor.

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Question 30

The reaction of an advocacy group is categorized as a negative consequence for a project.

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Question 31

The project charter is also called a project authorization or a project initiation document.

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Question 32

Project approval requirements state when the sponsor wants to review the progress of the project and make decisions about moving to the next phase.

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Question 33

The project description in the project charter is a high-level description of the project and references more detailed documents regarding key performance requirements.

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Question 34

Some RFPs mention the type of contract the customer intends to use.

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Question 35

The RFP should provide instructions for the format and content of the contractor proposals.

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Question 36

A contract might be for a fixed price; the customer will pay the contractor whatever the actual costs are for the materials and the time.

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Question 37

Part of preparing a request for proposal is soliciting the request to potential bidders on the project.

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Question 38

A request for proposal is required for projects that are completed by an external contractor to an organization.

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Question 39

List eight elements that could be included in a project charter.Describe why each element is valuable to the project charter.

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The acceptance criteria deals with the scope of the project, outlining the tasks or work elements the customer wants the contractor or project team to perform.

The project justification includes the key assumptions for the project.

A project should have weekly project status review meetings supplemented with written project reports.

An RFP must provide a statement of work.

Describe the benefits and consequences of the project evaluation team reviewing each project against the project evaluation criteria before the committee meeting.

The project objective in the project charter indicates the deliverable, schedule, and budget for a project.

The RFP must state the project objective or purpose, including any rational or background information that may be helpful to contractors so that they can prepare thorough and responsive proposals.

The project acceptance criteria should

The constraints for a project include the requirement to outsource due to the organization's lack of having expertise with its own staff.

The RFP might state the approvals required by the contractor.

The reaction of an advocacy group is categorized as a negative consequence for a project.

The project charter is also called a project authorization or a project initiation document.

Project approval requirements state when the sponsor wants to review the progress of the project and make decisions about moving to the next phase.

The project description in the project charter is a high-level description of the project and references more detailed documents regarding key performance requirements.

Some RFPs mention the type of contract the customer intends to use.

The RFP should provide instructions for the format and content of the contractor proposals.

A contract might be for a fixed price; the customer will pay the contractor whatever the actual costs are for the materials and the time.

Part of preparing a request for proposal is soliciting the request to potential bidders on the project.

A request for proposal is required for projects that are completed by an external contractor to an organization.

List eight elements that could be included in a project charter.Describe why each element is valuable to the project charter.

Project Management Concepts

Developing Project Proposals

Defining Scope, Quality, Responsibility, and Activity Sequence

Developing the Schedule

Resource Utilization

Determining Costs, Budget, and Earned Value

Managing Risk

Closing the Project

The Project Manager

The Project Team

Project Communication and Documentation

Project Management Organizational Structures

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