PJMT 2203: Week 9: PM Quality Management

Ellie, Abigail, and Eesha are working on a school project. What is their main purpose of managing the quality of their project?

• To ensure that their project meets budget requirements

• To ensure that their project satisfies the needs for which it was undertaken

• To ensure that their project is completed on time

• To ensure that their project meets stakeholder expectations

Which tool is used to illustrate the stability of a process?

• Histogram

• Cause and Effect diagrams

• Control charts

• Flow charts

What is the main purpose of Quality planning?

• To identify which quality standards are relevant to the project

• To monitor specific project results

• To determine how to satisfy quality standards

• To perform regular project planning processes

Henry, Aiden, and Sofia are working on a school project. What is the main purpose of them ensuring Quality assurance in their project?

• To determine how to satisfy quality standards for their project

• To identify ways to eliminate causes of unsatisfactory results in their project

• To monitor specific results of their project

• To provide confidence that their project will satisfy the relevant quality standards

Thomas, Ava, and Amelia are working on a project. What is the main purpose of their Quality control?

• To monitor specific results of their project

• To provide confidence that their project will satisfy the relevant quality standards

• To determine how to satisfy quality standards in their project

• To identify which quality standards are relevant to their project

Amelia, Ethan, and Addison are working on a school project. They are discussing the difference between Prevention and Inspection in Quality control. Amelia says, 'Prevention keeps errors out of the hands of the customer, while Inspection keeps errors out of the process.' Ethan says, 'Prevention keeps errors out of the process, while Inspection keeps errors out of the hands of the customer.' Addison says, 'Prevention keeps errors out of the project, while Inspection keeps errors out of the process.' And Ethan's brother, who is not part of the project, says, 'Prevention keeps errors out of the process, while Inspection keeps errors out of the project.' Who is correct?

• Amelia: Prevention keeps errors out of the hands of the customer, while Inspection keeps errors out of the process

• Ethan: Prevention keeps errors out of the process, while Inspection keeps errors out of the hands of the customer

• Addison: Prevention keeps errors out of the project, while Inspection keeps errors out of the process

• Ethan's brother: Prevention keeps errors out of the process, while Inspection keeps errors out of the project

Aarav, Ethan, and Olivia are running a small business. They are trying to understand their expenses better. They learned that the Cost of Quality is broken down into what components?

• Cost of prevention and Cost of appraisal

• Cost of production and Cost of distribution

• Cost of internal failure and Cost of external failure

• Cost of conformance and Cost of non-conformance

Daniel is conducting a survey for his school project. What is the main purpose of Daniel using Statistical sampling in his survey?

• To measure the entire population of his school

• To review the project to see if it meets the defined norms

• To measure a portion of the entire population of his school

• To illustrate the stability of his survey process

What is the main purpose of Inspection in Quality control?

• To review the product to see if it meets the defined norms

• To illustrate the stability of a process

• To measure the entire population

• To measure a portion of the entire population

What is the main purpose of Control limits?

• To measure the entire population

• To illustrate the stability of a process

• To provide confidence that the project will satisfy the relevant quality standards

• To determine how to satisfy quality standards