WorksheetsProject Management - 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 13mins
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1.
Before we define What is a Project.... Briefly define What is not a Project.
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2.
Provide 2 examples of Business-as-usual
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3.
What are the four typical phases in a project?
a)
Planning and analysis phase; design phase; building phase; implementation or publishing phase
b)
Planning phase; analysis phase; design phase; building and testing phase
c)
Planning phase; analysis phase; testing phase; implementation phase
d)
Planning and analysis phase; design phase; building and testing phase; implementation or publishing phase
4.
The main reasons for projects failure are:
a)
Time management; Costs management; Scope Management and Quality Management
b)
Only Time and Cost Management
c)
Only Scope and Quality Management
d)
Generally Cost Management because you can never have enough money to complete most projects
5.
What are the four characteristics of a project?
a)
Concept, Development, Test and Development
b)
Temporary endeavor; Definite beginning and end; Several phases and Unique output
c)
Input; Process; Output and Feedback
d)
Define the problem; Brainstorm; Generate ideas and Select an approach
6.
The major differences between projects and operations are:
a)
Projects are ongoing and operations are short
b)
Projects should always be done by engineers and operations may be performed by technicians
c)
Projects are temporary and operations are ongoing
d)
Projects and operations are the same thing but projects always costs more to implement
7.
An objective to sustain the business is best described as:
a)
a project
b)
an input
c)
an operation
d)
feedback
8.
A major difference between a project an an operation is:
a)
A project will always costs more than operations
b)
An operation should be a temporary endeavor
c)
A project must be ongoing to be successfully implemented
d)
A project has a unique output and an operation is repetitive
9.
The five phases of project management are:
a)
Defining the problem; Brainstorming; Developing a solution; Designing a prototype and Closing the project
b)
Inputting; Processing; Outputting; Closing and Giving Feedback
c)
Initiating; Planning; Executing; Monitoring & Control and Closing
d)
Designing; Developing; Testing; Evaluating and Closing
10.
Some of the skills of a good project manager are:
a)
Leadership; Communication; Information Technology; Accounting and Purchasing
b)
Dancing; Rapping; Singing; Acting and Purchasing
c)
Leadership and Information Technology only
d)
Communication and Accounting only
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