Project Monitoring & Controlling Phase Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of the Project Monitoring and Controlling Phase?
To track, review, and regulate the progress and performance of the project.
True or False: The Project Monitoring and Controlling Phase occurs only at the end of the project.
False
Fill in the blank: The key process in project monitoring is __________.
performance measurement
What are the main outputs of the Project Monitoring and Controlling Phase?
Performance reports, change requests, and project updates.
Which tool is commonly used for tracking project performance?
Gantt charts
What does Earned Value Management (EVM) measure?
Project performance in terms of cost and schedule.
True or False: Risk management is part of the Monitoring and Controlling Phase.
True
What is a change request?
A formal proposal to modify any document, deliverable, or baseline.
What is the purpose of variance analysis?
To assess the difference between planned and actual performance.
Which metric indicates how much of the budget has been spent?
Cost Performance Index (CPI)
What is the purpose of a performance report?
To provide stakeholders with information regarding project status.
What does the Schedule Performance Index (SPI) measure?
The efficiency of time utilization on a project.
Fill in the blank: __________ is the process of comparing actual performance against planned performance.
Monitoring
Which document outlines how project performance will be monitored and controlled?
Project Management Plan
What is the significance of a project baseline?
It serves as a reference point for measuring project performance.
True or False: Only the project manager is responsible for monitoring and controlling.
False
What does the acronym KPIs stand for in project management?
Key Performance Indicators
How often should project performance be reviewed?
Regularly, as defined in the project management plan.
What role does stakeholder engagement play in the monitoring and controlling phase?
It ensures that stakeholders are informed and their input is considered.
Fill in the blank: __________ control involves managing changes to the project scope.
Scope
What is a risk register?
A document that contains all identified risks and their management strategies.
What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative risk analysis?
Qualitative assesses the impact and likelihood while quantitative assigns numerical values.
What is the purpose of corrective actions?
To address performance issues and align project outcomes with objectives.
What is a milestone?
A significant point or event in the project timeline.