24-25 PM2 Review A

In waterfall management (a predictive style) we use 4 phases: In the order below. Can you guess the missing stage?

1. Gather & Analyze Requirements

2. Implement Design

3. Testing Breaks and Fixes

4. ?

• Closing

• Dreaming

• Adjourning

• Deployment

Match the following

• Monitor and Controlling

• Checking in vendors

• Execution

• Adjusting something to meet the scope

• Closing

• Creating Lesson Learned Report

• Planning

• Collecting Requirements

• Initiation

• Setting schedules

What is the second phase of the project lifecycle?

• Planning

• Execution

• Initiation

• Closing

• Monitoring/Controlling

Which phase of the project management life cycle includes obtaining customer acceptance?

• initiating

• planning

• executing

• monitoring and controlling

• closing

Which phase of the project management life cycle includes assigning an owner to each task?

• initiating

• planning

• executing

• monitoring and controlling

• closing

Cheryl is watching the weather forecast for an outdoor senior picnic project that she planned to determine whether the picnic will need to be moved indoors. Which project process stage is Cheryl in?

• initiating

• executing

• monitoring and controlling

• closing

Match the following

• Monitoring and Controlling

• Getting Approval for ALL deliverables

• Closing

• Define in detail the Scope

• Planning

• Setting up lights on a movie set

• Executing

• Tracking Cost

• Initiation

• Create a Charter

NOTE: Iterative Incremental Adaptive (Agile) and Hybrid are fluid lifecycles that are adaptable in project management. These methodologies allow for varying degrees of change during the project's progress. Which of the following projects do you fell are most suited for one of these methodologies?

• Building a Rocket

• Adding a room to a home

• Designing a website

• Running a garment sales business

A​ ​ (a)   is a temporary endeavor to create a unique product, service, or result.

• business case
• project
• WBS
• charter
• scope

​ The​ ​ (a)   defines tasks for a project, the boundaries of the project, and what is outside those boundaries.

• scope
• business case
• project team
• sponsor