Name:
True
False
(2) Project Managers have full authority to command the requisite resources to get the job done.
True
False
(3) Projects can go on indefinately with no defined ending period.
True
False
(4) Scope, Unfamiliarity, Complexity and Stake are yardsticks that management can use to determine if an
undertaking should be a project.
True
False
(5) The Operating Necessity, Non-Numeric Selection Model, is based on a desire to maintain the company's
competitive position in the marketplace.
True
False
(6) Functional Managers must have general knowledge of their functional area and be able to persuasively manage all of their employees.
True
False
(7) In a Matrix Organization the Project Manager has full authority over schedule but not over the technology to be used.
True
False
(8) A Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) can be prepared to determine the exact value of the of the tasks required to complete the project.
True
False
(9) In choosing the structure of a project, the first problem is to determine where the workers will come from to complete
the Technical Objectives.
True
False
(10) The purpose of planning, according to our author, is to facilitate the creation of the Requirements Document for the
specific technical objectives.
True
False
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Provide the best answer to the following questions. The best answer is the one enumerated in the text.
(2 points Apiece)
(1) The Prime Objectives of Project Management are Performance, Cost and Time.
Define the following terms fully, according to definitions in the text:
Each Text Box will scroll as your answer is entered. (5 Points Apiece)
(11) Trade Off
(17)
(a) If our next six year project will cost $500,000 to implement and has annual cash flows of $75,000, what is the payback period for the project? (5 Points)
(b) What is the Annual Rate of return for the above Project? (5 Points)
(18) Draw the Network for the following project and answer the questions below:
| ACTIVITY | PREDECESSOR | DURATION |
|---|---|---|
| A | - | 4 |
| B | - | 2 |
| C | - | 1 |
| D | A | 6 |
| E | B | 3 |
| F | B | 8 |
| G | C | 4 |
| H | D,E | 2 |
| I | F,G | 4 |
| J | C | 5 |
| K | J | 8 |
(a) What is the Critical Path for the Network? (5 Points)
(b) How long does it take to complete the project? (5 Points)
(c) What is the EST for activity F? (5 Points)
(d) What is the LOT for activity C? (5 Points)
(e) How much slack is associated with activity E? (5 Points)
(19) On the network in problem 5 (Page 426 of the text), How many resource units will be on the job during the first four days, if no changes are made? (5 Points)
(20) How much will it cost, per day, to crash the following activity? (5 Points)
| Activity | Crash Time | Norman Cost | Crash Cost | Normal Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 2 Days | $100 | $500 | 6 Days |
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