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Module 1: Introduction to PM (ch1) Flashcards

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What is a project?

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A project is a unique, time-bound effort aimed at creating, changing, or providing something.

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What are the four characteristics of a project?

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  • Uniqueness
  • Time-bound
  • Objective-oriented
  • Time Constraint
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What are the key factors for project success?

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  • Completed on time
  • Within budget
  • Meets its intended objectives
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What is the importance of stakeholder expectations in project success?

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Meeting stakeholders’ expectations is crucial to defining project success.

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What is the definition of project management according to PMI?

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Application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project activities to meet project requirements.

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What are the five process groups in project management?

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  • Initiating
  • Planning
  • Executing
  • Monitoring and Controlling
  • Closing
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What are the ten knowledge areas in PMBOK?

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  • Integration
  • Scope
  • Time
  • Cost
  • Quality
  • Human Resources
  • Communications
  • Risk
  • Procurement
  • Stakeholder Management
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What is the role of a project manager?

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Responsible for ensuring the project meets all success criteria.

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What are the four types of project constraints?

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  • Budget
  • Quality
  • Time
  • Scope
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What is the importance of clearly defining project scope?

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Critical to avoid misunderstandings and ensure project success.

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What is the focus of PMBOK V7.0?

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A principle-centered approach focusing on guiding principles, domains, tailoring, models, methods, and artifacts.

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What is the purpose of project management models?

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Guide thinking and decision-making in projects.

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What are the six categories of project management models?

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  • Situational Leadership
  • Communication
  • Motivation
  • Change
  • Complexity
  • Team Development
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What defines Agile project management?

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An iterative, flexible approach that focuses on delivering small, incremental parts of a project.

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What are the key characteristics of Agile project management?

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  • Flexibility
  • Collaboration
  • Customer Feedback
  • Frequent Deliverables
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What is the primary focus of predictive project management?

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A traditional, linear approach with a clear, fixed scope, timeline, and deliverables defined upfront.

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What is hybrid project management?

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Combines elements of both Agile and Predictive approaches, tailoring the methodology to fit the project’s needs.

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What are the benefits of using a formal project management methodology?

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  • Risk Reduction
  • Control
  • Higher quality deliverables
  • Shorter development times
  • Improved productivity
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What is project portfolio management?

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A collection of projects/programs aligned with organizational goals.

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What is the difference between a project and a portfolio?

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A project is a specific task or initiative; a portfolio is a collection of projects aligned with organizational goals.

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Fill in the blank: The _______ triangle emphasizes the importance of technical project management, strategic and business management, and leadership skills.

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Talent

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True or False: All projects have a beginning and an end.

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True

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What is the primary focus of Module 1?

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The primary focus of Module 1 is to introduce foundational concepts and essential terminologies.

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True or False: Module 1 includes a section on advanced topics.

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False

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Fill in the blank: The key objective of Module 1 is to provide __________ knowledge.
basic
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What is one of the key terms defined in Module 1?
Terminology
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT covered in Module 1? A) Basic concepts B) Advanced theories C) Essential terminologies
B) Advanced theories
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Short Answer: Name one foundational concept introduced in Module 1.
Conceptual framework
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What type of learning approach is emphasized in Module 1?
Active learning
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True or False: Module 1 provides practical examples.
True
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Fill in the blank: Module 1 is designed for __________ learners.
serious
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What is the significance of understanding essential terminologies in Module 1?
It aids in better comprehension of advanced topics.
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Multiple Choice: What is a key component of Module 1? A) Case studies B) Historical analysis C) Definitions
C) Definitions
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Short Answer: What is the expected outcome for learners after completing Module 1?
A solid understanding of basic concepts.
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What kind of examples does Module 1 use to illustrate concepts?
Real-world examples
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True or False: Module 1 is aimed at beginners.
False
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Fill in the blank: Module 1 encourages __________ thinking.
critical
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What type of assessments are included in Module 1?
Formative assessments
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the structure of Module 1? A) Linear B) Circular C) Modular
C) Modular
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Short Answer: What is one method suggested in Module 1 for effective learning?
Collaborative projects
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What is the target audience for Module 1?
Serious learners and professionals
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True or False: Module 1 includes interactive elements.
True
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Fill in the blank: In Module 1, learners are encouraged to engage in __________ discussions.
reflective
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What foundational framework is emphasized in Module 1?
Conceptual frameworks
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a learning outcome of Module 1? A) Memorization B) Application of concepts C) Theoretical knowledge
B) Application of concepts
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Short Answer: Describe the type of feedback provided in Module 1.
Constructive feedback
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What is the role of collaboration in Module 1?
To enhance understanding through peer interaction.
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True or False: Module 1 is purely theoretical.
False
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Fill in the blank: The approach in Module 1 is __________ driven.
outcome
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What is one challenge addressed in Module 1?
Understanding complex concepts
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Multiple Choice: What is a key feature of the learning process in Module 1? A) Passive learning B) Active engagement C) Rote memorization
B) Active engagement
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Short Answer: What kind of support is available to learners in Module 1?
Mentorship and guidance
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What type of resources does Module 1 recommend?
Supplementary reading materials
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True or False: Module 1 solely focuses on individual learning.
False
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Fill in the blank: Module 1 promotes __________ learning strategies.
diverse
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What is the importance of self-assessment in Module 1?
To encourage personal growth and reflection.
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Multiple Choice: Which aspect does Module 1 NOT focus on? A) Conceptual understanding B) Practical application C) Historical context
C) Historical context
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Short Answer: How does Module 1 prepare learners for future modules?
By building a strong foundational knowledge.
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What is one key takeaway from Module 1?
The importance of foundational knowledge in advanced learning.
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True or False: Module 1 includes group activities.
True
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Fill in the blank: The learning environment in Module 1 is designed to be __________.
inclusive
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What type of critical skills does Module 1 aim to develop?
Analytical skills
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Multiple Choice: What is a primary teaching method used in Module 1? A) Lecture-based B) Discussion-based C) Video-based
B) Discussion-based
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Short Answer: What is emphasized in the assessments of Module 1?
Understanding and application of concepts.
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QUIZ: The triple constraint includes the following: A - scope, schedule, quality B - schedule, risk, quality C - cost, schedule, scope D - cost, risk, schedule
C - cost, schedule, scope
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QUIZ: Which of the following is not true about projects? A - all projects use an adaptive approach to management B - projects are unique C- projects have sponsors or client D - all projects have an end
A - all projects use an adaptive approach to management
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QUIZ: (???) is another term for predictive approach to project management.
Waterfall
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QUIZ: (???) is a template, document, output or project deliverable.
Artifact
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QUIZ: (???) is a group of related projects managed in a coordinated manner.
Program
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QUIZ: (???) is a methodology that uses adaptive solutions when managing projects.
Scrum
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QUIZ: (???) are people that are impacted by project activities and project outcomes.
Stakeholders
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QUIZ: (???) is a means of achieving an outcome or output of project deliverables.
Method
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QUIZ: (???) is a tried and tested approach for project management, eg situational leadership.
Model

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