Project Management

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What is the purpose of identifying milestones?

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To help you keep track of each key stage of the project

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What is meant by contingency?

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The allocated amount of time/money identified as a buffer for minimising risks.

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How often should a status meeting ideally be held to catch up on people's progress?

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Once a week

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Who are the stakeholders in a project?

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individuals or groups who are involved in a project or have an interest in its outcome

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The scope is the foundation of:

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Your cost estimate and the project schedule

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Which of the following are NOT part of a project plan? Schedule and due dates, Project scope and tasks, Costs and resource allocation, Scope creep and change requests

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Scope creep and change requests

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The project scope establishes which boundaries for the client?

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Tasks that are and are not included

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How are project costs calculated?

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By adding human resources (staff hours times billing rates), plus the marked-up costs of material resources

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During the design phase and the building and testing phase, how can milestone client reviews help your design project?

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You get client feedback on your designs and clear up any misunderstandings.

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What are the four typical phases in a project? Options: Planning and analysis phase; design phase; building and testing phase; implementation or publishing phase

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Planning and analysis phase; design phase; building and testing phase; implementation or publishing phase