第七章PMP練習題-第3部分(PMP分章復習題)
21.To what does the following sentence refer? “The concept of optimal quality level is reached at the point where the incremental revenue from product improvement equals the incremental cost to secure it.” 22. The _________________ is a time-phased budget that is used as a basis against which to measure, monitor and control overall cost performance on the project. 23. 類比估算與下列哪一項相同? 24. According to earned value report, the project achieved 30% complete. An identified risk which is categorized “known unknown” has occurred, and the PM has chosen to draw funds from contingency reserve and take necessary actions to deal with the problem. What should he do next? 25. Planned Duration = 12 months, ACWP = $10,000, BCWP = $14,000, BCWS = $17,500, BAC = $28,000. Based on the above data, if we are now at the end of month 6, then the remaining time needed to complete the project is: 26.Schedule variance in the monthly report was 0. But there were delays found in the milestones. Which was not properly reported? 27.A project manager is finalizing a project that has had repeated problems with cost conformance.He is concerned about what management will say. Which of the following types of information would be BEST for the project manager to use to evaluate performance? 28.Which term describes those costs in a contract that are associated with two or more projects but are not traceable to either of them individually? 29.Your boss has asked you for a cost estimate for the project, but it is early in the project creation process and there is very little project information. In this circumstance, what is the BEST way to estimate this project? 30.It is expensive to lease office space in cities around the world. Office space can cost approximately USD $80 per square foot in the United States. And it can cost approximately Y50, 000 per square meter in Tokyo. These "averages" can help a person determine how much it will cost to lease office space in these cities based on the amount of space leased. These estimates are examples of |