Question 1 (1 point) Saved Agile is a better choice than Waterfall if The project is based on a fixed price, fixed time, fixed spec contract The type of engineering and manufacturing implies that any changes after initial set up are inevitably expensive Cost control is a higher goal than customer happiness Customer happiness is a higher goal than cost control Question 2 (1 point) Saved Critical Path Method (CPM) and Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) are both based on the goal of Maximizing Customer satisfaction by defining customer success as "critical" Minimizing resources required to complete the project Improving project processes through critical review Minimizing time to delivery by focusing on chains of dependent tasks Question 3 (1 point) Saved The PRISM approach focusses on Environmental Sustainability of the project and it's resultant product Minimizing cost. Alignment of the project to company/organization Mission \& strategic vision Business justification for the project Question 4 (1 point) Saved Waterfall is a better choice than Agile as a development methodology when The work to be done is similar to previous projects so existing designs can be reused The customer wants to see working software as soon as possible The work needs to be completed within 6 months The requirements are unclear and expected to change as the development proceeds Question 5 (1 point) Selecting a project methodology to develop a new product Is easy, the answer is always whatever the company uses for its other projects Is complex, and must account for issues like management expectations and staff skills as well as the target product. Can be done based purely on what is best for the product, irrelevant of other issues within the company Is easy, the answer is always Agile Question 1 (1 point) Saved Agile is a better choice than Waterfall if The project is based on a fixed price, fixed time, fixed spec contract The type of engineering and manufacturing implies that any changes after initial set up are inevitably expensive Cost control is a higher goal than customer happiness Customer happiness is a higher goal than cost control Question 2 (1 point) Saved Critical Path Method (CPM) and Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) are both based on the goal of Maximizing Customer satisfaction by defining customer success as "critical" Minimizing resources required to complete the project Improving project processes through critical review Minimizing time to delivery by focusing on chains of dependent tasks Question 3 (1 point) Saved The PRISM approach focusses on Environmental Sustainability of the project and it's resultant product Minimizing cost. Alignment of the project to company/organization Mission \& strategic vision Business justification for the project Question 4 (1 point) Saved Waterfall is a better choice than Agile as a development methodology when The work to be done is similar to previous projects so existing designs can be reused The customer wants to see working software as soon as possible The work needs to be completed within 6 months The requirements are unclear and expected to change as the development proceeds Question 5 (1 point) Selecting a project methodology to develop a new product Is easy, the answer is always whatever the company uses for its other projects Is complex, and must account for issues like management expectations and staff skills as well as the target product. Can be done based purely on what is best for the product, irrelevant of other issues within the company Is easy, the answer is always Agile