WorksheetsITPM_Su22_Q2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 6mins
In which of the following organizations is the project manager role more likely to be filled as a full-time position?
Functional
Matrix
Projectized
All
Which of the following choices most properly reflects matching roles to responsibilities? (This question tests your past course knowledge as well as your concepts that has developed after the completion of Module 1 in this course)
Senior management: Signing the project charter, approving schedule change requests, and naming the project manager.
Project manager: Signing the project charter, approving schedule change requests, and assigning team resources to activities.
Senior management: Communicating the strategic vision, matching portfolio options to the goals, and signing the project charter.
Program manager: Coordinating multiple project dependencies, Communicating the program vision, and assigning project team members to activities.
Which of the following statements about a project is not true?
A project can involve a single person.
A project must include all unique elements; otherwise, the work is considered ongoing operations.
A project may create a capability to provide a service.
A project may create a result, such as a research document.
In a matrix organization, more power is given to the
Functional Manager
Project Manager
Project Coordinator
Team members
What is considered to be the most useful skill for a project manager who works in a matrix environment in order to achieve project goals?
Leadership skill
Influencing
Conflict management skill
Planning skill
Marco is an investor, and Jon is a project team member. Both have intensive technical background for the project that you are managing. However, recently they have disagreed on the next step to take for the project. They both decide to defer to whoever has the authority to make this decision. Who has the authority to decide which direction should be taken for the project?
Project manager
Stakeholders
The project team
Investors
A strategy is thought oriented.
True
False
Strategy is always action-oriented.
True
False
_____ is defined as a general set of directions for the corporate to achieve a desirable state in the future.
Business Strategy
Corporate Strategy
Mission
Vision
In 2014, Google announced that it was selling Motorola Mobility to Lenovo for roughly $2.91 billion. What is this an example of?
Business Strategy
Corporate Strategy
Mission
Vision
What is the main difference between corporate and business strategy?
There is no difference in the two.
Business strategy focuses on business as a global unit, while corporate strategy focuses on the overall direction of individual business units.
Business strategy focuses on business as a global unit, while corporate strategy focuses on the overall direction a corporation must take.
Business strategy focuses on individual business units, while corporate strategy focuses on the overall direction a corporation must take.
It is generally agreed that the role of strategy is to _____________
Achieve competitive advantage
make profits for the organization
Make best use of resources
Make the best products and services
Competitive strategy is also known as:
Competitive advantage
Corporate Strategy
Business Strategy
Both Corporate and Business Strategy
Which of the following are valid step in SDLC framework?
Requirement Gathering
System Analysis
Software Design
All
Which of the following is the first step in SDLC framework?
Feasibility Study
Requirement Gathering
Communication
System Analysis
Waterfall model is not suitable for:
Small projects
Complex projects
Accommodating changes
Maintenance Projects
Which one of the following is a functional requirement?
Maintainability
Portability
Business needs
Reliability
System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is _____ used by the system experts to design a system.
A processor
A process
A system
None
The requirement analysis is a detailed analysis which includes the answer of,
What is the problem? What is the solution? Is solution feasible?
How much time required solving the problem? How it will be resolved?
How many resources will be required?
All
System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) aims to produce a _____ system.
Low quality
Average Quality
High-quality
None of these
