Question: A project manager has been asked to support an internal project request by developing a business case. What kind of information is the person expected

  1. A project manager has been asked to support an internal project request by developing a business case.

What kind of information is the person expected to provide in the document?

a The detailed information from a business standpoint to determine whether bidding for the customer project will be successful.

b The detailed information from a project management standpoint to determine whether the project will be successful.

c The detailed information from a technical standpoint to determine whether the project will be successful.

d The necessary information from a business standpoint to determine whether the project is worth the investment.

2 You found the following earned value analysis information for a project that was recently closed-out:

SPI = 0.7, CPI = 1.0

a The project has been cancelled while it was executed. At that time the project was behind schedule and on budget.

b The project's deliverables have all been finished. The project came in behind schedule but on budget.

c The project's deliverables have all been finished. The project came in ahead of schedule but on budget.

d The project's deliverables have all been finished. The project came in on schedule but over budget.

3 Which should be included in a requirements management plan?

a The document should trace requirements to project scope / WBS deliverables.

b It should describe how requirements activities will be planned, tracked, and reported.

c It should trace high-level requirements to more detailed requirements.

d It should trace requirements to business needs, opportunities, goals, and objectives.

4 In a traditionally drawn decision tree, a circle represents ___________.

a a chance to which no expected monetary value can be assigned so that a likely pay-off can not be shown.

b a decision to which no expected monetary value can be assigned so that a likely pay-off can not be shown.

c a chance to which an expected monetary value may be assigned to calculate the most likely pay-off.

d a decision to which an expected monetary value may be assigned to calculate the most likely pay-off.

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