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PMP: Project Management Professional
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Shows how the project organization is structure to accomplish project activities
90%
Develop Project Team
Smoothing and withdrawal
Oganization breakdown structure
2. Type of Mgmt style that drives the direction of the team or team members to accomplish specific activties and goals
Director
Leadership and Managment Styles within the project managment life cycle
Salience Model
IRR - Interal Rate of Return
3. A planning technique which progressively details the work as information becomes firm - and allows for less detail in later project phase where uncertainty is greater is called
Rolling Wave Planning
Reward Power
Withdrawing/Avoiding
n *(n -1) /2
4. Team members - quality of their work - Project Manager - quality on the project - Senior Exe - quality standards at the company
Concept of the Halo Theory
Pull Communication
RAM charts
People responsible for quality
5. Forecasting methods that uses the assumption that is possible to identify the underlying factors that might influence the variable that is being forcasted
Written or oral
Business Risk
Assumptions
Causal/econometric
6. Form of power is one that project managers must earn on their own.
Run of Seven Rule
Expert Power
Vertical Comm
Plan Communication
7. When Activity A starts Activity B can starts
Project Selection
Start to Start
Strong Matrix
Proprietary Quality Management Methodolgies
8. Techinque of systemically gathering and analyzing quantitative and qualitative information to determine whose interest should be taken into account throughout the project
Total Quality Management TQM
Coaching
Power/Influence Grid
Stakeholder Analysis
9. The most common causes of conflict in a multi-project environment
Schedules - project priorities - resources
Impact
Closing the project
Work Authorization System
10. Activity A must be completed before Activity B
Risk Register
Finish to Start (Most common)
Risk Owner
Autocratic
11. Chart used Project Management on the left - Talbe of information (Usually activities - dates - resources etc) on Right - horizontal bars showing when those activities are occuring use it to track the day-to-day.
Time series method
Logic Bar Chart (Gantt Chart)
Manage Stakeholders Expectations
Phase results are verified and documented
12. Used with sceduling enviroments in which a forward pass establishes the easrliest the activities can start (ES) and finish (EF) and a backward pass establishes the latest the activites can start (LS) and finish (LF)
Status Reports
Critical Path Method
Forcasting
Horizontal Comm
13. Type of Mgmt Style where managers have an appealing persona that makes team members enjoy working with them
Activity List
Indentify Stakholders
Charismatic
Charateristics of a project
14. Group whose function is to review - approve or reject changes on the project as they relate to the various areas of the represented bussiness
Milestone Schedule
Change Control Board
Secondary Risk
Multiplying the risk's probability of occurrence by its estimated impact
15. Type of Grid that groups the stakholders based on their active involvement in the project and their ability to effect changes to the projects planning or execution
Influence/Impact Grid
Start to Finsh
Rolling Wave Planning
Visionary
16. Used to asses the impact and consequnces of requested changes on the project
6 process for Project Integration Mangement
Communications requirement analysis
Change Control System
Finish to Finish
17. Communication with peers
Develop Project Team
Contraints
Horizontal Comm
EEF - Enterprise Enviromental Factors
18. Request made by someone on a project not approved and has no impact
Requested Changes
Upper Control Limit (UCL) - Lower Control Limit (LCL)
Precendence Diagramming Method (activity on the node)
Mediator
19. A cumulative histogram you can use to see where the key problems lie. You can see what is causing the most frequency of problems plus a cumulative percentage of the problem
Just-in-time (JIT)
Pareto Diagram
Approved Change
Charismatic
20. Shows an aggregate or rolled up view of the various activites at the summary level. It gives senior management - the project management team - a picture of how long the summary level work packages are to take - and what sequence they occur
Continous Improvement (Kaizen)
Conflict between functional manager and project manager
Summary Schdule
Risk Breakdown Structure
21. Amount of time that an activity can slip or be delayed without delaying the finish date of the project (or activity or published project completion date)
LAG
Judgemental methods
Mutual Exclusivity
Precendence Diagramming Method (activity on the node)
22. Communication with customer - other project - the media - and the public
Leadership and Managment Styles within the project managment life cycle
External Comm
Logic Bar Chart (Gantt Chart)
Start to Start
23. Type of Mgmt style that tries to find a common goal when there is a disagreement. This style is ideal when there are varying technical opinions or disagreement among resources managers
Mediator
Manage Stakeholders Expectations
External Contraints
Phase results are verified and documented
24. A network diagramming technique in which schedule activites are represented by boxes (or nodes)
Precendence Diagramming Method (activity on the node)
Conflict between functional manager and project manager
Milestone list
RAM charts
25. Deals with the known Unkowns and is the Project Plan
Salience Model
Contingency Reserves
Organization Process Assests (OPA)
Total Quality Management TQM
26. Can come from the following factors: Business Need - Market Demand - technological advance - customer request - legal requirements
Smoothing and withdrawal
FORMAL Communication
Project Selection
Fishbone AKA cause/effect diagram
27. Characteristics which indicate that a risk event is possible in the near future. They are identified when the risk are identified
Withdrawing/Avoiding
Risk Triggers
External Contraints
Variance Analysis
28. Type of Mgmt style where the PM sees what can be - where the company or team needs to go. Focusing more on the big picture of the company - with others focusing on the day to day events.
Multiplying the risk's probability of occurrence by its estimated impact
EEF - Enterprise Enviromental Factors
Visionary
Resource leveling
29. Document that develops and helps attain buy-in on a common interpretation of the project scope. It can describe what it is - as wel as what is not - in the project
Work Authorization System
Project Scope Statment
People responsible for quality
Multiplying the risk's probability of occurrence by its estimated impact
30. It means that you are current on commincation activity and that you are kept in the project communication loop as musch as possible
Oganization breakdown structure
Coaching
Controlling communication
Logic Bar Chart (Gantt Chart)
31. A deliverable or project work component at the lowest level of each branch of the work breakdown structure
Work Package
Conflict between functional manager and project manager
Fringe
Level of Scope development
32. The amount of risk remaining after a risk response 9from the risk reponse plan) has been implemented
Controlling communication
Residual Risk
Sample Testing
Continous Improvement (Kaizen)
33. Mock-up technique that uses software to simulate project charactereristics to determine possible outcome
IT indicates that there is a range of possible outcomes
Monte Carlo Technique
Impact
LAG
34. A milestone has a ______duration
Indentify Risk
Project Scope Statment
Zero duration
Compromising
35. When an activity cannot be estimated with a resonable degree of confidence the work within the activity is decomposed into more detail. Estimates are made to the smallest incremental level need and then aggregated into a total quantity for each of th
Code of Accounts
Influence/Impact Grid
Bottom-up Estimating
Rolling Wave Planning
36. Factors that limits project options such as the number of people available - amount of time or money available to finish the job or other resources or assest issues
Contraints
Analogous or Top down Estimating
Steps for using the Stakeholder Analysis
Sigma
37. What warranty type relates to merchantablily or fitness for use?
6 process for Project Integration Mangement
Charateristics of a project
Rolling Wave Planning
Implied warranty
38. Risk that is typically uninsurable. Its a risk inherent in the porcess of doing business
Conformance
Continous Improvement (Kaizen)
Business Risk
Mediator
39. Breakdown structure to help dreak down the risk on a project. It helps create a brainstorming type of environment that allows the team to identify and categorize additional risk. Similar to WBS but the team creates it.
Develop Human Resource Plan
Risk Breakdown Structure
Create WBS
6 sigma
40. Close out any contracts w/ outside vendors - Deliver any required reports associated w/ closure (OPA updates) - Complete any close project or phase activites - Performed lessons learned - Complete the archives of any project files (OPA updates) - Rel
Sequence for Closure (for a project) Ver2
90%
Risk Triggers
Progress Report
41. Displays a breakdown by resource type accross an organization. This breakdown makes it possible to view where resources are being used regardless of organizational group or division they are in. Can include non-H.R. resources as well as personnel
3 Processes of quality managment
Resource breakdown structure
6 sigma
Sequence for Closure (for a project) Ver2
42. In the area of legal risks the reasons for licensing of projects
Make money and to protect the public
Mgmt by Objectives
Brainstorming
Influence/Impact Grid
43. Process of indentify all people or organization impacted by the project and documenting relevant infromationo regarding their interests - involvement - and impact on project success
90%
Risk Triggers
Push Communications
Indentify Stakholders
44. Key tool for comparing a product or service to other standards
Compromising
Benchmarking
3 Processes of quality managment
Create WBS
45. A constraint that must be completed before subsequent items can start
Assumptions
Pull Communication
Make money and to protect the public
Mandatory Constraints (Hard logic)
46. Conflict Solution where there is an action in which a direct order to resolve something is given. It is typically the worst type of conflict resolution.
Charateristics of a project
Schedules - project priorities - resources
Forcing
Requested Changes
47. Employee works a great deal on the project and assumes that the reward will be relative to the amount of effort or perceived effort
Crashing
Power/ Interest Grid
Impact
Expectancy Theory
48. A jeopardy that results from the implementation of a risk repsonse
Finish to Start (Most common)
Elements of scope
Forcing
Secondary Risk
49. On creating a written project scope statement to be used in the future project decision making.
Mutual Exclusivity
Emphasis on defining scope
Arrow diagramming method (ADM)
Salience Model
50. Type of Mgmt style where managers have strong or unlimited power and authority
IRR - Interal Rate of Return
Root cause analysis
Delphi Technique
Autocratic