- Which of the following BEST describes the relationship between the Project Charter and the Project Management Plan?
- The Project Charter is a component of the Project Management Plan.
- The Project Management Plan is developed based on the Project Charter.
- They are independent documents with no direct relationship.
- The Project Charter is updated throughout the project, while the Project Management Plan remains static.
- A project manager is trying to understand the high-level scope of the project. Which document should they refer to?
- Project Management Plan
- Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
- Project Scope Statement
- Project Charter
- The process of obtaining stakeholder acceptance of the project deliverables is part of:
- Direct and Manage Project Work
- Monitor and Control Project Work
- Close Project or Phase
- Perform Integrated Change Control
- Which of the following is a key input to the Develop Project Management Plan process?
- Project Schedule
- Project Budget
- Outputs from other planning processes
- Stakeholder Register
- Integrated change control should be performed:
- Only at the end of the project.
- Whenever a change request is received.
- At predefined intervals during the project.
- Only for significant changes impacting the critical path.
- A project team member identifies a minor issue that doesn’t significantly impact the project objectives. What should the project manager do?
- Immediately escalate the issue to the project sponsor.
- Document the issue in the issue log and monitor it.
- Update the risk register with the new issue.
- Ignore the issue as it is minor.
- Which of the following is NOT a tool or technique for Direct and Manage Project Work?
- Expert judgment
- Meetings
- Project management information system
- Variance analysis
- Performance reports generated during the Monitor and Control Project Work process provide information on:
- Stakeholder engagement levels.
- Project schedule and cost performance.
- Team member performance.
- Risk response effectiveness.
- Which of the following BEST describes the purpose of a change log?
- To track the status of all project issues.
- To document all approved and rejected change requests.
- To record the lessons learned during the change control process.
- To communicate project changes to stakeholders.
- Formal acceptance of the project deliverables by the stakeholders is documented in the:
- Project Scope Statement
- Acceptance Document
- Project Management Plan
- Stakeholder Register
- What is the PRIMARY focus of Project Integration Management?
- Managing individual project management knowledge areas.
- Coordinating and unifying all project management processes.
- Ensuring effective communication among stakeholders.
- Controlling changes to the project scope.
- Which of the following is an example of an enterprise environmental factor that can influence Project Integration Management?
- The project team’s skill levels.
- The organization’s project management methodology.
- Government regulations.
- The project budget.
- Which of the following is an example of an organizational process asset that can influence Project Integration Management?
- Stakeholder communication requirements.
- Historical information from previous projects.
- The project schedule.
- The risk management plan.
- A project manager is facilitating a meeting to define the project objectives and high-level requirements. This is MOST likely occurring during which process?
- Develop Project Management Plan
- Direct and Manage Project Work
- Initiating
- Planning
- The project sponsor plays a key role in the Initiating process by:
- Developing the detailed project schedule.
- Approving the Project Charter.
- Managing the project budget.
- Leading the project team.
- Which of the following documents authorizes the project manager to proceed with the project?
- Project Management Plan
- Project Scope Statement
- Project Charter
- Stakeholder Register
- The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) is an output of which knowledge area?
- Project Integration Management
- Project Scope Management
- Project Schedule Management
- Project Resource Management
- The process of progressively elaborating the project scope occurs during:
- Initiating
- Planning
- Executing
- Closing
- Which of the following is a key responsibility of the project manager in Project Integration Management?
- Performing all project tasks personally.
- Ensuring that individual team members work in isolation.
- Facilitating communication and coordination across all project aspects.
- Focusing solely on managing the project schedule.
- When a project deviates significantly from the planned baselines, the project manager may need to:
- Ignore the deviations if they are temporary.
- Re-baseline the project after obtaining approval.
- Immediately implement corrective actions without analysis.
- Blame the team members for the deviations.
- The process of managing the project management knowledge and using existing knowledge and creating new knowledge to achieve the project’s objectives is:
- Monitor and Control Project Work
- Manage Project Knowledge
- Direct and Manage Project Work
- Develop Project Management Plan
- Which of the following is an input to the Manage Project Knowledge process?
- Project Charter
- Project Management Plan
- Lessons Learned Register
- Deliverables
- Lessons learned are typically documented:
- Only at the end of the project.
- Throughout the project lifecycle.
- During the planning phase.
- Only when significant issues occur.
- The lessons learned register can become an input to which process in future projects?
- Direct and Manage Project Work
- Monitor and Control Project Work
- Develop Project Management Plan
- Close Project or Phase
- Which of the following BEST describes the purpose of the stakeholder register?
- To document the project’s scope and deliverables.
- To identify and analyze all project stakeholders.
- To track project risks and issues.
- To outline the project’s communication requirements.
- The stakeholder management plan is a subsidiary plan of the:
- Project Scope Management Plan
- Project Schedule Management Plan
- Project Management Plan
- Project Risk Management Plan
- Ensuring that stakeholder needs and expectations are met is a key aspect of:
- Project Cost Management
- Project Schedule Management
- Project Stakeholder Management
- Project Integration Management
- A project manager is dealing with conflicting priorities among different stakeholders. Which skill is MOST important in this situation?
- Technical knowledge
- Conflict resolution
- Financial analysis
- Risk management
- The project manager uses expert judgment during various Project Integration Management processes. Expert judgment can come from:
- Only the project team members.
- Consultants, stakeholders, and the project team.
- Only the project sponsor.
- Historical data from previous projects.
- Which of the following is a data analysis technique used in the Monitor and Control Project Work process?
- Brainstorming
- Cost-benefit analysis
- Earned value analysis
- SWOT analysis
- The project management information system (PMIS) is a tool used in:
- Developing the Project Charter.
- Directing and managing the project work.
- Defining the project scope.
- Closing the project.
- Which of the following is an output of the Close Project or Phase process?
- Approved change requests
- Performance reports
- Final report
- Risk register
- The formal sign-off from the stakeholders signifies:
- The start of the project.
- The completion and acceptance of the project deliverables.
- The approval of the project management plan.
- The release of project resources.
- What is the importance of archiving project documents?
- To ensure team members are paid correctly.
- To provide historical data for future projects.
- To track the performance of individual team members.
- To comply with legal requirements.
- A project manager identifies a new risk during project execution. What should be the FIRST step?
- Update the issue log.
- Implement a contingency plan.
- Analyze the risk and its potential impact.
- Escalate the risk to the project sponsor.
- The change control process should be clearly defined in the:
- Project Charter
- Project Management Plan
- Stakeholder Register
- Communication Management Plan
- Which of the following is a primary goal of performing integrated change control?
- To ensure all change requests are implemented quickly.
- To manage and approve or reject changes to the project baselines.
- To avoid any changes to the project scope.
- To allow individual team members to make changes as needed.
- A project manager is reviewing the project’s progress against the schedule baseline. This is part of the:
- Direct and Manage Project Work process.
- Monitor and Control Project Work process.
- Develop Project Management Plan process.
- Perform Integrated Change Control process.
- Which of the following is an example of preventative action?
- Fixing a bug in the software code.
- Implementing a quality review process to avoid defects.
- Addressing a stakeholder complaint.
- Updating the project schedule after a delay.
- Corrective actions are taken as a result of:
- Identifying potential future problems.
- Deviations from the project baselines.
- Implementing approved change requests.
- Documenting lessons learned.
- The project manager acts as the integrator for the project by:
- Performing all technical tasks.
- Managing the project team members.
- Combining and coordinating the various project elements.
- Communicating only with the project sponsor.
- Effective Project Integration Management helps to ensure:
- That each project knowledge area is managed in isolation.
- That all project processes work together effectively.
- That the project manager has complete control over all aspects.
- That stakeholder involvement is minimized.
- Which of the following is a key benefit of a well-defined Project Management Plan?
- It guarantees the project will be completed on time and within budget.
- It provides a roadmap for how the project will be managed.
- It eliminates the need for project monitoring and control.
- It ensures that all stakeholders will always agree.
- The project manager should continuously monitor and control the project:
- Only during the execution phase.
- Throughout the entire project lifecycle.
- Only when significant issues arise.
- Primarily during the closing phase.
- When closing a project or phase, it is important to:
- Focus only on delivering the final product.
- Formally acknowledge acceptance and document lessons learned.
- Immediately disband the project team.
- Destroy all project documentation to save space.
- The final report of the project typically includes:
- Detailed plans for future projects.
- A summary of project performance and lessons learned.
- Performance evaluations of individual team members.
- A list of all remaining project risks.
- Which of the following is a primary input to the Close Project or Phase process?
- Project Charter
- Project Management Plan
- Accepted Deliverables
- Stakeholder Register
- The transition plan, if required, is typically developed during:
- Initiating
- Planning
- Executing
- Closing
- What is the purpose of a post-project review or lessons learned meeting?
- To assign blame for project failures.
- To identify what worked well and what could be improved for future projects.
- To celebrate the project’s completion.
- To determine team member bonuses.
- Effective Project Integration Management ultimately contributes to:
- Lower project management costs.
- Increased customer satisfaction and project success.
- Reduced involvement of the project sponsor.
- Simpler project management processes.
Answers
- The Project Management Plan is developed based on the Project Charter.
- Project Charter
- Close Project or Phase
- Outputs from other planning processes
- Whenever a change request is received.
- Document the issue in the issue log and monitor it.
- Variance analysis
- Project schedule and cost performance.
- To document all approved and rejected change requests.
- Acceptance Document
- Coordinating and unifying all project management processes.
- Government regulations.
- Historical information from previous projects.
- Initiating
- Approving the Project Charter.
- Project Charter
- Project Scope Management
- Planning
- Facilitating communication and coordination across all project aspects.
- Re-baseline the project after obtaining approval.
- Manage Project Knowledge
- Project Management Plan
- Throughout the project lifecycle.
- Develop Project Management Plan
- To identify and analyze all project stakeholders.
- Project Management Plan
- Project Stakeholder Management
- Conflict resolution
- Consultants, stakeholders, and the project team.
- Earned value analysis
- Directing and managing the project work.
- Final report
- The completion and acceptance of the project deliverables.
- To provide historical data for future projects.
- Analyze the risk and its potential impact.
- Project Management Plan
- To manage and approve or reject changes to the project baselines.
- Monitor and Control Project Work process.
- Implementing a quality review process to avoid defects.
- Deviations from the project baselines.
- Combining and coordinating the various project elements.
- That all project processes work together effectively.
- It provides a roadmap for how the project will be managed.
- Throughout the entire project lifecycle.
- Formally acknowledge acceptance and document lessons learned.
- A summary of project performance and lessons learned.
- Accepted Deliverables
- Closing
- To identify what worked well and what could be improved for future projects.
- Increased customer satisfaction and project success.