Online Project Management Course
Question 1: What differentiates a project from routine activities?
- (A) A project consists of work packages in order to create a result described in terms of scope.
- (B) A project creates a unique result in terms of scope, schedule, and budget.
- (C) A project follows a time schedule under the constraint of a given budget.
- (D) A project creates a result based on a set of SMART goals.
Question 2: Which of the following statements are correct?
Question 3: Which one of the following statements is not correct?
- (A) If we change the scope of a project its schedule and budget might change.
- (B) If we decrease a project's total duration its total cost might increase.
- (C) If we increase a project's budget its scope might have been increased.
- (D) If we increase the scope of a project its goal must have been changed.
Question 4: What could be an acceptable definition of the term "project stakeholder"? A project stakeholder is an individual or an organization who ...
- (A) plans and manages the project scope and its budget.
- (B) controls necessary changes in implementation phase.
- (C) has interest in or is affected by the project work or its results.
- (D) declares preliminary and final acceptance of the project results.
Question 5: Given the following goal definition, which aspect is missing?
"Design and build a two-car garage, 6 m x 7 m x 2.5 m, with concrete foundation, pre-fab walls and roof, extra back door to the garden, within a budget of USD 12,000.--"
- (A) Specified
- (B) Measurable
- (C) Realistic
- (D) Timed
Question 6: What is our preferred tool of planning the project scope?
- (A) Product Breakdown Structure
- (B) Work Breakdown Structure
- (C) Network Diagram
- (D) Gantt Chart
Question 7: Given the following network diagram, what is the total duration of that project (in days)?
Question 8: Referring to the network diagram of question 7, what is the critical path?
- (A) 1 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 9 - 11
- (B) 1 - 2 - 6 - 9 - 11
- (C) 1 - 4 - 7 - 9 - 11
- (D) 1 - 4 - 8 - 10 - 11
Question 9: How can we prioritize risks of a project?
- (A) By estimating the probabilities of the risks.
- (B) By multiplying probability and impact of each risk and comparing the results.
- (C) By estimating the impact of each risk.
- (D) By adding the cost of preventive and corrective actions of each risk and comparing the results.
Question 10: Controlling tools help to ...
- (A) ... change the project plan.
- (B) ... compare planned results with requirements.
- (C) ... compare actual results with planned results.
- (D) ... change requirements or specifications.
Question 11: We refer to the network diagram of question 7. Would the whole project be delayed if we found ...
Question 12: After risk identification and analysis we decided to integrate preventive actions for event X. In implementation phase this event X occurs. What consequences will we usually have?
- (A) No time delay, no additional cost.
- (B) Time delay, but no additional cost.
- (C) No time delay, but additional cost.
- (D) Time delay and additional cost.
Question 13: In your lessons learned workshop you find that unexpected events caused additional cost in your project. What are you going to do?
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