R093 Topic 3.1.1 Work plans

What are the three phases used in workplans?

• Planning, Execution, Review

• Pre-production, Production, Post-production

• Initiation, Development, Closure

• Design, Implementation, Testing

Which of the following is NOT a component of workplans?

• Tasks

• Activities

• Workflow

• Budgeting

What term is used to describe how task/activities connect and relate?

• Workflow

• Timescales

• Milestones

• Contingencies

Which component of workplans involves setting specific dates for the completion of tasks?

• Activities

• Timescales

• Contingencies

• Resources

Which of the following are examples of resources in a workplan for the creation of a film?

• Hardware, People, Software

• Money, Time, Effort

• Data, Information, Knowledge

Which of the following is NOT listed as necessary information for project planning?

• The order in which the tasks need to be carried out

• The duration of each task/activity

• The marketing strategy for the project

• Who or what resources are required

Why is it important to know the order in which tasks need to be carried out in a project?

• To ensure tasks are completed randomly

• To ensure tasks are completed in a logical sequence

• To ensure tasks are completed as quickly as possible

• To ensure tasks are completed by different teams

What should be considered in case things go wrong in a project?

• The budget for the project

• The backup plan or spare contingency time

• The number of team members

• The location of the project

What does a workplan show?

• The budget required for a project

• What needs to be done to complete a project

• The location of the project

Which phase is missing from the workplan?

• Production

• Pre-production

• Post-production

• Planning