$1.$ What is meant by planning a project? What does this encompass? Whoshould be involved in planning the work?

$2.$ What is meant by the term project objective? What might happen if a projectobjective is not clearly written? Give three examples of clearly written projectobjectives.

$3.$ Describe a project scope document. Why is it important to clearly define theproject scope?

$4.$ What is a work breakdown structure? What is a responsibility assignmentmatrix? How are they related?

$5.$ Why is creating a plan for quality important? From your experience, give anexample of how having and controlling a quality plan could have prevented$($or did prevent$)$ quality problems in a project.

$6.$ What is an activity? Does it always require human effort? Refer to Figure $4\mathrm{.}1.$Provide a detailed list of activities needed to accomplish work package $3\mathrm{.}3.$Do the same for work package $4\mathrm{.}2.$

$7.$ Refer to Figure $4\mathrm{.}9.$ What activities must be accomplished before$$InputResponse Data$$can start? What activities can start after$$Review Comments& Finalize Questionnaire$$has finished? List two activities that can be doneconcurrently.

$8.$ When would you use laddering in a network diagram? Give an example,different from the one provided in the chapter, and draw the correspondingnetwork diagram.

$9.$ Why would you recommend project management software to someoneinvolved in project management? What features and benefits does it provide?

$10.$ Draw a network diagram representing the following logic: as the projectstarts, activities A and B can be performed concurrently. When activity A isfinished, activities C and D can start. When activity B is finished, activities Eand F can start. When activities D and E are finished, activity G can start.The project is complete when activities C$,$ F$,$ and G are finished.

$11.$ Draw a network diagram representing the following information: the projectstarts with three activities$$A$,$ B$,$ and C$$which can be done concurrently.When A is finished, D can start; when B is finished, F can start; when B and Dare finished, E can start. The project is complete when C$,$ E$,$ and F are finished.