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Strayer,Devery,Harvard University
Mar-1995 - Mar-2002
Manager Planning
WalMart
Mar-2001 - Feb-2009
1. The following are steps of a feasibility study with the exception of:
Summary level
Detail level
Contractor's tasks
Preliminary cost estimates and development plan
2.A benefit of the lifecycle phases is:
Execution
Control
Preplanning
Customer acceptance
3. In a true brainstorming session:
Senior management selects only ideas of interest to him/her
Only ideas related to the particular project are considered
All ideas are recorded and none are discarded
cost effective ideas take priority and all others are discarded
4. A typical, summary feasibility study checklist will evaluate all factors below except:
Alternatives
Cost effectiveness
Technical base
Test validity of alternatives
5.In the "defining the requirements" phase, where the effort is officially defined as a
project, the following factors are considered except:
Documentation
Contractor's tasks
Customer furnished property, facilities, equipment, and services
General scope of the work
None of the above
All above except e.
6.You've been selected to sell senior management on the notion of using project management and, there is a good chance you will be named the project manager. Your strongest selling point(s) will be:
To integrate complex efforts and reduce bureaucracy
To obtain better control and use of existing corporate resources
To emphasize how project management and productivity are related
All of the above
7.You are the project manager for a new systems project. When working with stakeholders, you should: improvement. As such, it should be directed by:
The project manager
Top management
Employees participating in quality circles
Stakeholders
8.You are collecting information about your project's work results, such as what costs have been incurred or committed andwhich deliverables have been completed and which remain outstanding. You will use this information in which of the following processes?
Project plan execution
Integrated change control
Performance reporting
Scope verification
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