T-Levels Project Planning Techniques

What does WBS stand for in project planning?

• Work Breakdown Strategy

• Work Breakdown System

• Work Breakdown Schedule

• Work Breakdown Structure

Which technique is used to identify key tasks within a project?

• WBS

• CPA

• PERT

• RACI Matrix

What is the product of a CPA?

• Network map

• RACI matrix

• Gantt chart

• PERT chart

Which technique is used to identify and estimate timescales of project activities?

• RACI Matrix

• WBS

• CPA

• PERT

What does the RACI matrix stand for?

• Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed

• Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Instructed

• Responsible, Accountable, Coordinated, Informed

• Responsible, Accountable, Coordinated, Instructed

Which technique is used to prioritise the requirements of a project?

• MoSCoW

• PERT

• WBS

• CPA

What are the consequences of ineffective project planning?

• Exceeding timeframes

• Positive environmental impact

• Scope creep

• Under-resourced project

Which of the following is a health and safety risk of ineffective project planning?

• Under-resourced project

• Escalating costs

• Negative environmental impact

• Health and safety risks

What is the main purpose of a WBS?

• To identify key tasks within a project

• To break down the scope of a project into manageable work packages/tasks

• To prioritise the requirements of a project

• To manage and categorise stakeholders in a project

Which technique is used to manage and categorise stakeholders in a project?

• PERT

• RACI Matrix

• CPA

• WBS