Pool 3 Flashcards
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A new project manager joins a company to work on a new. first-of-its-kind initiative. How can the project manager ensure that the project value proposition is aligned with the company’s strategic objectives?
A. Create the project management plan.
B. Refer to the company’s business plan.
C. Develop the project charter.
D. Review the business case.
Review the business case.
All the deliverables defined in a project have been completed in the final meeting to approve these deliverables. some stakeholders state that the product does not meet their needs. What should the project manager do?
A. Demonstrate that the objectives in the project charter have been achieved
B. Demonstrate that the deliverables have been verified and negotiate their approval
C. Review the list of stakeholders and determine whether the appropriate individuals attended the meeting.
D. Validate that the deliverables are as requested and close the project
Demonstrate that the deliverables have been verified and negotiate their approval
A client verbally approves the protect management plan What should the project manager do first?
A. Inform the relevant stakeholders
B. Start executing the project according to the project management plan
C. Document the approval in the decision log
D. Check organizational approval policies and processes
Check organizational approval policies and processes
A project manager in a Cross-functional organization needs to inform the department manager of the number and type of resources required. And the length of time they will be needed. What should the manager use to present this resource information?
A. Resource assignments.
B. Resource histogram
C. Responsibility assignment matrix
D. Project organization chart
Resource assignments.
Due to organizational changes, a key stakeholder is replaced by a new employee. The next status review meeting to update project progress will not take place until next month.
What should the project manager do next?
A. Schedule a separate meeting with the new stakeholder to brief them on project status.
B. Prepare and send a project status report to the new stakeholder for review.
C. Seek advice from the project sponsor on how to obtain support from the new stakeholder.
D. Wait for the next communication window to share information with the new stakeholder
Prepare and send a project status report to the new stakeholder for review
As a result of a new investor’s participation stakeholders receive status reports and project information in a language with which they are unfamiliar. This causes confusion, and lessens project support
What should the project manager do?
A. Check the communications management plan.
B. Update the organizational process assets.
C. Change the work performance information.
D. Use conflict resolution techniques.
Check the communications management plan
After a steering committee meeting, it is decided that the project will be terminated due to a lack of funds, what should the project manager do next?
A. Release the management reserve.
B. Conduct a lessons learned session.
C. Update the work breakdown structure (WBS).
D. Release the project team.
Release the project team.
A project manager invites stakeholders to a gate review meeting. What should be done at this meeting?
A. Evaluate if the protect has met its objectives and agree on phase closure
B. Evaluate protect risks and move on to the next protect phase
C. Ensue that al late changes to the project have been added
D. Ensure that the change control board (CCB) has approved me latest project changes
Evaluate if the protect has met its objectives and agree on phase closure
During project execution, a protect team identifies new risks that might affect protect success After conducting qualitative and quantitative analyses, and reviewing the risk response plan, the project manager determines that the total monetary value of the risks exceeds the project reserves.
What should the project manager do?
A. Modify the risk management plan
B. Perform a sensitivity analysis using a tornado diagram
C. Inform the project sponsor
D. Convert all reserves into revised budget costs
Inform the project sponsor
A multinational company with a cross-border project wants to implement new software that will impact several departments. The project manager needs to guarantee alignment of stakeholder expectations with the final product.
What should the project team develop?
A. Project statement of work (SOW)
B. Stakeholder engagement plan
C. stakeholders engagement assessment
D. Risk breakdown structure (RBS)
Stakeholder engagement plan
A key stakeholder misses a project kick-off meeting. The project manager arranges a separate meeting to ensure that the stakeholder understands that the project’s expected business value aligns with the organization’s strategy.
What are the key areas that should be reviewed?
A. Goals, objectives, benefits, and risks
B. Schedule, benefits, and WBS
C. Cost, schedule, risks, and work breakdown structure (WBS)
D. Benefits, effort, and resources
Goals, objectives, benefits, and risks
A project team is working on a project’s new approved scope. The regulatory team was integral in providing input that necessitated this change However, the team discovers that the regulatory department was not listed as a project stakeholder.
What should the project manager do next?
A. Gather further input from the regulatory team and update the easting change request to reflect the new information
B. Create a new change request and ensure that the regulatory team is involved in the process
C. Ensure that the regulatory learn is included in the change control board (CCB)
D. Instruct the protect team to verity the need for this change
Create a new change request and ensure that the regulatory team is involved in the process
In a control chart, three measurement points in a process are below the mean and within control limits. Four measurement points are above the mean and outside the control limits.
How is this process performing?
A. The process is out of control
B. The process is under the seven-point rule.
C. The process is writhing specification limits.
D. The process is under control
The process is out of control
A functions manager complains mat an employee is invoked in too many project meetings, wasting valuable time mat could be used for other responsibilities. To what document should the project manager refer to address this?
A. Network diagram
B. Resource calendar
C. Work breakdown structure (WBS)
D. Work performance report
Resource calendar
A vendor who historically has not had quality issues, is delivering low-quality parts. The project manager is concerned that this will cause a delay due to rework. What tool or technique should the project manager use to
address this?
A. Performance reviews
B. Procurement control system
C. Contract change control system
D. Performance reporting
Procurement control system
A project requires five tasks to complete.
? Task A begins on day 1 and will take two days to complete.
? Task B will take six days to complete and cannot begin until task A is finished.
? Task C will take four days to complete, cannot begin before task A is finished, and must be completed before task D begins.
? Task D will take eight days to complete and cannot begin until task B is finished.
? Task E will take one day to complete and cannot begin until task D is finished.
What is the duration of the critical path?
A. 15 days
B. 17 days
C. 19 days
D. 21 days
15 days
A project manager discovers that a contractor is performing additional. but necessary, work that was approved by a team member without the project manager’s knowledge What should the prefect manager do to avoid this situation in the future?
A. Meet with the team member to review how the change control process works
B. Ask the team to ensure mat work is done only on approved, in-scope items
C. Meet with the team member and the contractor to discuss the change
D. Review the requirements list and resource allocation to determine why the work was not in the scope
Ask the team to ensure mat work is done only on approved, in-scope items
A new prefect manager joins a project during us planning phase. Upon reviewing me project documents. the project manager discovers that the project management plan was me last document created. What should the project manager reference to assign resources to implement the plan?
A. Project organization chart
B. Resource management plan
C. Scope management plan
D. Resource calendars
Resource management plan
A project’s initial budget is USS200.000, but its actual cost (AC) to date is US$160,000. During an evaluation of the project’s progress, the project manager determines that the cost performance index (CPI) is 0 8, which exceeds the budget baseline.
If current performance is maintained, what is the estimate to complete (ETC)?
A. US$250,000
B. US$240,000
C. USS90.000
D. USS50.000
USS90.000
Following a company reorganization, a team member now reports to a different functional manager. What document should the project manager update to reflect Ids new reporting structure?
A. Project team assignments
B. Resource calendar
C. Resource management plan
D. Stakeholder engagement plan
Resource management plan
A project committee reviews bidder proposals Each committee member provides insights into their respective business functional areas. What tool or technique is the committee utilizing?
A. Expert judgment
B. Source selection criteria
C. Procurement negotiations
D. Data analysis
Source selection criteria
To reduce an product?s defect ratio, a corrective action is being implemented. The project manager then discovers that the corrective action is insufficient and that the team needs to resolve additional technical issues.
What should the project manager do next?
A. Issue a change request
B. Schedule a change board (CCB) meeting
C. Arrange an emergency stakeholder meeting
D. Prepare a trend analysis
Issue a change request
A project manager is working on a complex project with multiple team members and sponsors. What should the project manager do before obtaining project approval and buy-in?
A. Complete a stakeholder analysis
B. Meet with the stakeholders.
C. Conduct a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis.
D. Perform a risk analysis
Complete a stakeholder analysis