Is it a project or an operation? Sometimes it's really pretty easy to identify whether a specific thing or situation, is a project or an operation. Other times, though, it can be confusing, since there are so many similarities between operations and projects. Use the definitions of project and operation to answer questions a-e below: a. An automotive oil change company: is changing the oil in each car a project, or is the process of changing oil in cars an operation? b.Installing custom sewer systems for municipalities: Is installing a sewer system for the city of Delano, MN a project or part of an operation? c. Writing a master's degree thesis: Is this a project or an operation? d.Selling gasoline at a service station: Is each day of sales of gasoline at a service station a project or an operation? e.Assembling windows at a factory: The company produces multiples "lines" of windows and sells hundreds, if not thousands of each line of windows annually. In some years, anyone line might change in small ways, and some lines cease production, while some others are added to the mix. Is the production of anyone "line" of windows a project or is it an operation? (12.5%) True or False: Both operations and projects are planned, executed by people, have budgets, and have limited resources like money and people available to apply to the project work. 3. (12.5%) True or False: A project management (PM) must be an expert in the main thing that the project is about. For instance, if the project is to produce a working package of software as its primary deliverable, the PM should have been a software programmer before s/he became a PM on that project