Exam 17: Project Management
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Although PERT and CPM were originally developed independently, they are now nearly identical in terms of analysis and procedures.
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A project is represented by the following diagram:
The critical path for the network shown is:
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Which of the following is not a limitation of PERT and similar project-scheduling techniques?
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A popular visual tool for planning and scheduling simple projects, and for monitoring progress, is the
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A PERT/CPM activity has an optimistic time estimate of three days, a most likely time estimate of eight days, and a pessimistic time estimate of 10 days. The expected time (in days)of this activity is
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Activities not on the critical path have a slack time equal to zero.
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Activity J has a duration of 7 and an earliest finish time of 21. If J's latest start time is 16, this must mean that J's slack is
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The probability of occurrence of risk events is lower near the beginning of a project and higher near the end of the project since very few activities remain.
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Consider the following work breakdown structure:
What is the estimated expected (mean)time for project completion?
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One way that project management differs from management of more traditional activities is because of the limited time framework of projects.
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Consider the following work breakdown structure:
What is the estimated expected (mean)time for activity E?
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Consider the following work breakdown structure:
What is the estimated slack time for activity D?
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In the probabilistic approach to project network analysis, the time estimate annotated tm for any activity is the
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Which of the following is determined as a direct result of computing the earliest starting and finishing times for the activities of a project network?
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Consider the following work breakdown structure:
What is the estimated expected (mean)time for project completion?
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Most likely time generally is at least as long as optimistic time.
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In a project network, the critical path is the sequence of activities which has the
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A method used for establishing a logical framework for identifying the required activities for the project is called
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Project management software eliminates constraint violations when there are shared resources.
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