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* Defining
* *********
* **********
E Delivering
Question 2
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* ****** *********
* ****** *** ********** ******* ********** *******
* ************* Analysis
* Project **********
* *** ** the ***** are ********
******** **
***** of *** ********* ********** is *** considered * project?
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* ********* * ***** ********
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* ********** ** ********** ******
* ********** * new *********** ********
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A ***************
* ************
C ***********
* ******
E **************
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* WBS
* ********
* ******* ********
D **********
* ****** ********
******** **
** ***** ** *** following stages is a major portion of *** ******** *** ****** ******* work ***********
A Conceptualizing
* *********
* Planning
* **********
* Delivering
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* * ******** **** ******
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* *** ** these *** ************** threats
******** **
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* ****** ****
B *****************
C *******
* ********
* ***** **********
Question 9
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* *** *** ** ***** this *********
* *** *** all these projects ** first **********
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E ***** *** ** ***** ** get the ********* to ** **** *********
******** ***
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* ****** ****
B *** ********
* ********* necessity
* ******* undertaking
* ********* ploy
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Projects are ******* classified **** *** *** *** ** the ********* categories ***** one ** not *** ** the ******* *****************
A Compliance *** emergency
* ************
* **********
D ********* **********
E *** ** ***** are typical ****************
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*** assessment ** *** ******** *** ******** ************ ** ****** ******* *********
* **** analysis
* Competitive
* Industry
D Market
E **********
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* ****** identity
* **** emphasis
C ********** ******
* **** ************
* ********
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Which ** *** ********* combinations ********** *** extremes ** ******* organization?
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* ********** *** dedicated ******* ******
* ******* *** ******** ****** **************
* ******* *** ****** matrix organizations
* ****** matrix *** ********** organizations
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****** ********** ******** the ********** ********* ***
A Span ** ********
* ***** of ********
* ****** **********
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******** 16
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* Personality
* **********
C ********* relationships
D ***********
* Management ******
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* ******** matrix
* Weak matrix
* Strong matrix
* ********
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*** ******* ********* **** ** ****** as most ********* *** developing *** ******** ** ****** *************
* ***********
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* ****** *******
* ********
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* ***********
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C Weak *******
* ****** matrix
* ********
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*** ****** **** ** ******* information ** *** through *** ****** ** *** ******* **** cycle ** called
* ************** *******
B ************ ********* **********
C **** ********* structure
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* **** ********
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***** ** *** ********* ** *** one of *** ***** classifications of ******* ************
A *******
* *****
* *****
* Performance
E All of these *** ***** ****************
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* Analyze *** ********* *****
B ******* *** ******* ****** *****
* ********* ******* ***********
* Select **** ********
* ****** *** ***** ********** ** **** *** customer’s ******
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* ************** *******
* **** ********* structure
C ******* ******** *******
D Work ********
* Criterion *******
Question ***
The ******** **** ******** ******* **** *** Bertha II illustrated *** ********* a project’s __________ ** ** *** ********** completion of a ********
A **********
* *************
* Technical requirements
D ***********
E Limits *** exclusions
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* ***** ********
* Scope ******
* ******* ******
D ***** ************
* ******* ********
***
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The **** ** ******* ********* ********* will ********* *** *** much **** than *** costs to ******* *** ******** *********** *
***** *** ***** *
***** ***** ** ***** *
***** three ***** ** ***** D
***** **** ***** ** ***** *
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****** *********** ****** *
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****** ********** *** applying
*
******* ** ******* ****** *
**** ** ***** *** ******** 3)
*** ******** ** top-down estimates **** typically be ** *** ***** of
*
Minus 50% ** **** **** *
***** 0% ** plus **** *
***** *** ** **** **** D
***** 35% to **** **** E
***** *** ** **** **** 4)
****** ***** ***** ******** ***** the fact ******* ******* ********** *** ********* ********* *** ******** **** *
****** *********** ****** *
Things ***** ***** ** * ******** C
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*
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*
**** of ***** are ******** 5)
** practice ********** ********* *** ********** classified *** *
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*
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**** * *** B *** ******** 6)
***** ** the following ** * **** ********* *** ******** ************ A
**** and **** important
*
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******* ********** *
Planning horizon
C
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*
People
*
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*
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*
****** *
****** *
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******** ********** *** ** be completed *********** ********* a particular activity
*
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When ********** **** * ******* network * **** ******* **** ******* *
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B
One ** more activities
*
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B
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*
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D
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*
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*
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*
******** B
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**** *
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*
Risk response ************ *
**** *********** C
Risk *************** *
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E
**** ******** ******** ***
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*
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B
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Pessimism
*
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Disaster avoidance ******* ********* risk management
B
************ Law
*
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*
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*
**** ******** B
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Query
*
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One ****** ******* made ***** ** the **** ************** ******* ** *** *
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D
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***
In *** ********* *** ***** ** risk ********** ****** ** ** ***** ***** A
Impact the whole ******** *
****** *** ******** ***** C
Are ****** D
Have *** ******** cost impact
*
**** *** ******** schedule impact
20)
**** ****** problems associated **** managing ************ ********* ******* *** ** *** following ******* *
*********** ******** ************ B
Delays in *** ******* cause delays ** ***** projects
C
******** “downtime” ******* by **** ** ***** to perform
D
Resource ************ *
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********* B
Technical
C
********* *
Time
*
All of these *** ***** ** ******* constraints
***
In a ******************** ******* the first ******** ** ********* resources ** usually ***** to ********** with **** *
******** ********* B
***** ****** *
**** ****** *
****** ************** ******* *
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** ********* are *** ******** ** **** peak ******* *** ********* reschedule ** ******* *
******************** scheduling
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**************** scheduling
*
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Allocation
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Physical
*
********** C
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Scheduling
*
***** ***
In * ******************** ******* *** ***** ******** ** ********* ********* ** usually given to activities **** **** *
Smallest ********* *
Least ****** *
**** slack
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Lowest ************** ******* *
Highest ****
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