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Project Life Cycle

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many brands under Harvey Nash Group?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

2.
SDLC stands for...
a)
System development life cycle. 
b)
Software development litigation cycle. 
c)
System development life conditions. 
d)
Software development life cycle. 
3.
What are the stages of the Project Life Cycle?
a)

Initiation, Testing, Doing, Evaluation

b)

Initiation, Planning , Execution, Closure

c)
Analysis, Planning, Execution, Evaluation
d)

Initiation, Implementation, Evaluation, Planning

4.
Which life cycle is this?
a)
Spiral
b)
Waterfall
c)
Incremental
d)
V-shaped
5.

Which examples describe project work?

a)

Manufacturing a product that has been in existence for some time

b)

Planning a telethon event to raise money for charity

c)

Planning a menu for charity dinner

d)

Restructuring an organizational hierarchy to create new positions

e)

Completing the payroll procedures for all employees

6.

Which statements accurately describe the characteristics of the Agile methodology?

a)

The relationship between project phases is sequential

b)

It uses incremental, overlapping phases

c)

New requirement are gathered continuously

d)

Changes are encouraged throughout the project

e)

Project life cycle are plan driven

7.

What enterprise environmental factors can influence a project?

a)

Market conditions

b)

Political or economic environment

c)

Organizational Structure

d)

Historical information

e)

Technology

8.

What are standard processes applied at NashTech?

a)

Kanban/RUP/XP

b)

RUP/Scrum/Scrumban/Kanban

c)

Scrum/Kanban/RUP

d)

Scrum/RUP

9.

How does Kanban prevent work over capacity?

a)

By using Work In Progress (WIP) Limit.

b)

By setting a robust Kanban workflow.

c)

By having daily meetings about work in progress.

d)

By defining explicit policies.

10.

What is the main documentation used in RUP projects?

a)

Business Requirement Documentation (BRD)

b)

Functional Specification (FS)

c)

System Requirement Specification (SRS)

d)

Functional Requirement Documentation (FRD)