Question: What is a project? A temporary endeavor that creates a unique product, service, or result. Many people getting together to accomplish an output. Work that
- What is a project?
- A temporary endeavor that creates a unique product, service, or result.
- Many people getting together to accomplish an output.
- Work that is ongoing and requires resources.
- Roles and responsibilities associated with completing a project.
- What is a group of projects with a specific strategic goal?
- Project
- Program
- Portfolio
- PMO
- What is time, cost, risk, scope, quality, resources, or any other factors that limit options?
- Objectives
- Constraints
- Program
- Operational work
- People or organizations whose interest may be positively or negatively impacted by the project are:
- Program managers
- Project expediter
- Project coordinator
- Stakeholders
- Functional organizational structures are:
- The most common type of organizational structure
- Are grouped by areas of specialization
- Projects usually occur within a single department
- All of the above
- A company where the output of work is organized entirely by projects such as construction is called:
- Projectized
- Matrix
- Functional
- Cross-matrix
- A person who acts primarily as a staff assistant and communications coordinator and cannot make decisions is called a:
- Project Manager
- Project Expediter
- Project Coordinator
- Project Team Member
- What are the project management process groups?
- Research, Design, Code, Test, Transition
- Plan, Do, Check Act
- Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring and Controlling, and Closing
- Conception, Growth, Maturity, Decline, Withdrawal
- What is the output of Initiation?
- Requirements
- Project Plan
- Risks
- Project Charter
- Why are lessons learned part of the project management processes?
- Lessons learned are gathered throughout the project and this is how we become better at project management in an organization.
- Lessons learned are put together at the end and never looked at again.
- Lessons learned are not important and successful project managers do not do this.
- Lessons learned are collected, put into a database and then we can check that task off to make others happy.
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