Definitions "H"

Question 1

Hard Logic

Answer 1

The logical relationship between activities based on the type of work. Example the foundation of a house must be created before the frame of the house can be built. This is known as mandatory dependency.

Question 2

Hardware Decommissioning

Answer 2

When hardware has become old, outdate, or no longer servers a purpose in an organization, it is take out of production and considered to be no longer viable.

Question 3

Herzberg’s Motivation-Hygiene Theory

Answer 3

There are two catalysts for workers, hygiene agents and motivating agents.

Hygiene agents - do nothing to motivate workers, but their absence demotivates them. Hygiene agents are the expectations all workers have (Job security, paychecks, etc)

Motivating Agents - Are components such as rewards, recognition, promotion, and other values that encourage individuals to succeed.

Question 4

Histogram

Answer 4

A bar char that shows the distribution of data.

Question 5

Historical Information

Answer 5

Information the project may use from previous projects.

Question 6

Hygiene Seekers

Answer 6

An element of Herzberg’s Motivation-Hygiene Theory that employees are motivated or demotivated by effects within an organization. A hygiene seeker takes comfort in salary, management, and job security.