Project Management

What is a project charter in IT project management?

• A detailed description of project goals and objectives

• A graphical representation of a project's budget

• A document that outlines the purpose, goals, stakeholders, and high-level requirements for a project

• A tool used to schedule the longest path through a project

Who is responsible for overseeing all aspects of a project from start to finish in IT project management?

• The project sponsor

• The project team members

• The project manager

• The stakeholders

What is a Gantt chart in IT project management?

• A graphical representation of a project schedule that displays tasks as bars on a timeline

• A document that outlines the purpose, goals, stakeholders, and high-level requirements for a project

• A tool used to manage the project budget

• A method used to determine the longest path of dependent tasks through a project

What are the three main constraints in IT project management referred to as?

• The triple constraint of scope, budget, and quality

• The triple constraint of risk, time, and budget

• The triple constraint of scope, time, and budget

• The triple constraint of stakeholders, goals, and objectives

What is Agile project management in IT project management?

• A traditional, hierarchical approach to managing projects

• A flexible and iterative approach to managing projects that prioritizes collaboration, adaptability, and customer satisfaction

• A method used to manage project risk

• A tool used to schedule the longest path through a project

hat is a work breakdown structure in IT project management?

• A hierarchical decomposition of a project into smaller, manageable components

• A graphical representation of a project's budget

• A document that identifies potential risks to a project

• A tool used to manage project communications

What is a risk management plan in IT project management?

• A document that identifies potential risks to a project and outlines strategies for mitigating or avoiding those risks

• A hierarchical decomposition of a project into smaller, manageable components

• A graphical representation of a project schedule that displays tasks as bars on a timeline

• A document that outlines the purpose, goals, stakeholders, and high-level requirements for a project

What is the critical path method in IT project management?

• A technique used to determine the longest path of dependent tasks through a project and to determine the minimum project duration

• A method used to manage project communications

• A document that outlines the purpose, goals, stakeholders, and high-level requirements for a project

• A tool used to manage project risk

Who is responsible for communicating project status to stakeholders in IT project management?

• The project sponsor

• The project manager and project team members

• The stakeholders

• The project team members

hen should a project budget be established in IT project management?

• During the planning phase of a project, after the project scope has been defined

• During the execution phase of a project

• After all project tasks have been completed

• During the closure phase of a project