최신 APM-PFQ 무료덤프 - APM Project Fundamentals Qualification (PFQ)

A. consider team social roles in early stages of the project

B. mitigate all possible risks to the project.

C. control technological change during the project.

D. identify and mitigate factors that may affect the project.

A. It records risk ownership and how issues are being managed.

B. It directs the team in how the management of risk in the project should be conducted.

C. It records risks. their impact and the responses being adopted.

D. It assesses the impact and probability of risks taking place.

A. The start of deployment.

B. The end of deployment.

C. The extended life cycle.

D. The end of the concept phase prior to handover

A. Develop an environment where all stakeholder's needs are satisfied.

B. Ensure that the influence stakeholders have is reduced.

C. Develop ways of understanding the needs of stakeholders.

D. Ensure that stakeholders who oppose the project are not involved

A. Whether the project is likely to proceed or not.

B. The point in the life cycle where the estimate is being carried out.

C. The amount of acceptable estimating tolerance that exists.

D. The overall budgeted value of the project being estimated.

A. It creates a decision point for continuing the project.

B. For team members to reflect on their performance during a phase.

C. For the project manager to take a break between phases.

D. In order for the plan to be updated regularly.

A. A unique transient endeavour undertaken to achieve a desired outcome.

B. A project is a method of planning work.

C. A project is a set of tools and techniques often used when delivering organisational change.

D. A project is the sum of activities needed to remove uncertainty from a unique piece of work.

A. Project manager,

B. Quality manager.

C. The project team.

D. Risk manager.

A. The project life cycle has a number of distinct phases.

B. The phases in the project life cycle are always the same size.

C. The same processes are used in each of the project life cycle phases.

D. The project budget is divided equally between each phase of the project life cycle.

A. Keeping resource usage to a minimum to help reduce costs.

B. Supporting the production of comparative estimates.

C. Representing increasing levels of estimating accuracy achieved through the life cycle

D. Identifying where costs can be minimised when preparing a budget.

A. Four

B. One

C. Five

D. Three

A. If you cannot estimate task durations to within 20 per cent there is no point in developing a schedule.

B. The project manager should always add 10 cent to peoples duration estimates to allow for natural optimism

C. An estimated cost for a project must be 10 per cent to be any use

D. Post project reviews are a prime source of estimating data.

A. A. plan for the programme.

B. A. Gantt chart.

C. an activity on a network diagram.

D. an overall plan for the project.