MECH 3170 Ch 4 - Project Integration Management Flashcards

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This is the only knowledge area that does what?

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Covers all 5 process groups (PM is always integrating)

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What knowledge area is the project charter developed in?

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Project Integration

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What is a project charter?

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The document that formally authorizes a project (or phase of a project)

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What does the approved project charter do?

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Gives the project manager the authority to apply resources to a project

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What are the inputs of the project charter?

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Project statement of work
Business case
Contract
Enterprise Environmental Factors
Organizational Process Assets
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What does the project charter consist of?

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Typically a one-page, point form document that includes: project purpose or justification, objectives and related success criteria, high level requirements, high-level project description, high level risks, milestone schedule, budget summary, project approval requirements, assigned PM, sponsors

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What knowledge area is the Project Management Plan developed in?

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Project Integration Management

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How is the PM Plan developed?

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By using the project charter, outputs from planning processes (schedule, cost, quality, HR, etc), EEFs, and OPAs (Organizational Process Assets).

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What is the performance measurement baseline?

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Schedule, cost performance, and scope baselines

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What is Direct and Manage Project Work and what knowledge area is it in?

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Integrated management. The process of performing the work defined in the PM plan to achieve the project’s objectives.

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What are some execution activites for direct and manage project work?

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Create project deliverables;
staff, train, and manage team members;
obtain, manage, and use resources incld tools, equipment, facilities;
Manage communication, risks, sellers/suppliers

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What is process of Manageing Project Knowledge

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PRocess of using existing knowledge and creating new knowledge to achieve the project’s objectives and contribute to organizational learning

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What does Manage Project Knowledge Involve?

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Reviewing OPAs, understanding EEFs, developing Lessons Learned Register

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What is Monitor and Control Project Work?

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The process of tracking, reviewing ,and regulating the progress to meet the performance objectives defined in the PM Plan

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What is Monitor and Control Project Work concerned with?

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With comparing actual project performance against the PM plan;
determining if corrective or preventative actions are required;
Identifying new risks, analyzing the,, and developing appropriate risk response plans;
Providing information to support reporting and forecasting;
Monitoring implementation of approved changes.

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What is the process of Perform Integrated Change Control?

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Process of reviewing all change requests, approving changes, and managing changes to the project deliverables, OPAs, project documents, and PM Plan

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When is Perform Integrated Change Control conducted?

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Throughout the entire project, inception through closure

18
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What change management activities does Perform Integrated Change Control involve?

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Reviewing, analyzing, and approving change requests promptly;
Ensuring only approved changes are implemented;
Reviewing, approving or denying all recommended corrective and preventive actions;
Coordinating changes across the entire project;
Documenting the complete impact of change requests

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What are the 4 basic steps for managing project changes?

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  1. Evaluate the impact - on schedule, cost, risks, quality, customer satisfaction, etc
  2. Create Options - How can you accomplish change without affecting cost, schedule, etc
  3. Get team approval of the change request - develop team change control process
  4. Communicate change to customer and get buy-in
20
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What is the Iron Triangle/ Project Management Triple Constraint?

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Time, Cost, and Scope. Changing one affects atleast one other

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What is close project process?

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The process of finalizing all activities across all process groups in order to formally complete the project (or phase)

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What does Close Project (or Phase) require?

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Verification that all items included in the PM plan have been completed

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What activities do Close Project (or Phase) include?

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Transition of the final product, service, or result to the user;
Completion and compilation of project files;
Project closure documents;
Preparation of lessons learned documentation;
Updating OPA’s