101. As a project manager on a software development project you are accountable for maintaining the integrity of the perfonmnce measurement baselines. This includes making sure that approved changes to the schedule and cost are reflected in the project plan. However, you also make sure that only changes to the project scope affect the performance measurement baselines. This is an exanple of A. Scope change control B. Overall change control C. Perfonmnce measurement D. Configuration management ANS: B Reference: PMBOK4.3 102. You are a PM at a pharmaceutical company. You are the project manager in charge of the development of a new drug that will reduce the after effects of chenr梩herapy. What is an assumption that you might have as part of your project plan? A. The budget is ,000,000 B. In order to meet the schedule you will have to fast track several of the processes C. There will not be a cure for cancer in the next 5 years D. You can?t move to human testing until animal testing is complete ANS: C Reference: PMBOK4.1.1.5 103. You are considering outsourcing some of the work on your project. Doing this will reduce the amount of time it takes to complete the milestone, and it will increase the budget. You should document your decision and the reasons for it in: A. The schedule baseline B. The cost baseline C. The change management plan D. The project plan ANS: D Reference: PMBOK4.1 104. You havejust been given a new project and are creating the project plan. You are reviewing team member planning assumptions, infonmtion from similar projects and the identified constraints and assumptions. What tools will you utilize in order to complete the project plan? A. Project planning methodology and project management information system B. Project management skills and general management skills C. Stakeholder skills and knowledge and organizational policies D. Other planning outputs and project planning methodology ANS: A Reference: PMBOK4.1.2 105. At appropriate times during your project, you issue task orders that describe what work is to be done, who is to do it, and when it is to be done. This is an example of A. Project scheduling B. A work authorization system C. Project planning D. Overall change control ANS: B Reference: PMBOK4.2.2.3 106. The organizational design of a project is critical to its successful management. Which of the following is not one of the three basic factors influencing decisions about the design of a project organization? A. Environmental forces B. Strategic choices C. Schedule constraints D. Technological factors ANS: C Reference: Organizing Projects for Success p.91 107. The degree to which written policies, procedures, rules, and job descriptions guide the behavior of personnel involved in projects is called: A. Centralization B. Complexity C. Specialization D. Formalization ANS: D Reference: Organizing Projects for Success p.88 108. Which of the following is not an organizational policy consideration in formulating a project plan? A. Regulatory compliance B. Quality management C. Personnel administration D. Financial controls ANS: A Reference: PMBOK4.1.1.3 109. Which of the following activities is not a part of administrative closure? A. Generating information B. Filtering information C. Gathering information D. Disseminating information ANS: B Reference: PMBOK3.3.5 & 10.4 110. Which of the following is not a tool or technique for overall change control? A. Perfonmnce measurement B. Configuration management C. Work Authorization system D. Project management information system ANS: c Reference: PMBOK4.3.2 111. Inputs to overall change control include all of the following except: A. The project plan B. Perfonntnce reports C. Change requests D. Corrective action ANS: D Reference: PMBOK4.3.3 112. Where is the bulk of the project budget spent? A. Scope management B. Production C. Labor and materials D. Project plan execution ANS: D Reference: PMBOK 4.2 113. A work authorization system is: A. The control mechanism used to track cost packages B. A variation of the work breakdown structure C. A fonml procedure for sanctioning project work D. A policy and procedure that sets the days and hours for the project schedule ANS: C Reference: PMBOK4.2.2.3 114. Which is not a tool or technique for project plan execution A. General management skills B. Work authorization system C. Work breakdown structure D. Product skills and knowledge ANS: C Reference: PMBOK4.2.2 115. All of the following are true of Administrative Closure except: A. It includes verifying and documenting project results B. It includes collection of project records C. It includes analysis of project success and effectiveness D. It should be delayed until project completion ANS: D Reference: PMBOK 10.4 116. Meredith & Mantel describe four varieties of project termination which include all of the following except: A. Termination by Extinction B. Termination by Subtraction C. Termination by Integration D. Termination by Starvation ANS: B Reference: Project Management: A Managerial Approach, 2000 p.540-545 117. Your new product development project has resulted in a highly successful new product. The property, equipment, materials, and personnel of your project are now being integrated into the functional organization Your project is being terminated by: A. Extinction B. Addition C. Integration D. Starvation ANS: C Reference: Project Management: A Managerial Approach, 2000 p.543-544 118. Your project to create a new time tracking and accounting system has been put on hold pending a decision to bring in a third party human resources system that will handle multiple functions. If this decision is made, your project will be terminated by: A. Extinction B. Subtraction C. Integration D. Starvation ANS: A Reference: Project Management: A Managerial Approach, 2000 p.541 119. As the most recent in a succession of project managers assigned to the project, you discover that one of your projects has no people assigned to it, no deliverables scheduled for development, and an extremely small budget. Nevertheless, you are expected to report status for the project periodically. This project has, in fact, experienced termination by: A. Extinction B. Addition C. Integration D. Starvation ANS: D Reference: Project Management: A Managerial Approach, 2000 p. 544-545 120. Your new product development project has resulted in a highly successful new product. You find that you are being promoted to lead a new business unit to produce and market the product. Your project is being terminated by: A. Extinction B. Addition C. Integration D. Starvation ANS: B Reference: Project Management: A Managerial Approach, 2000 p. 541-542 |