Planning flashcard
What consist of creating the business case and benefits management plan before project initiation?
Pre-project work….. Don’t fall for (incorrect –> planning)
For change management plan ……… What would be the least likely information you would need?
Lessons learned will only have info about the current project. If you are in planning will have little if any pertinent informaiton.
what is the scope baseline?
approved version of scope statement WBS and its associated WBS dictionary
What is resource management plan?
describes how the project resources are acquired allocated monitored and controlled.
What PROCESS has the output basis of estimate?
And
and where does it go next - that output
estimate cost process
To: Quantitative risk analysis AND determine budget
Where can you obtain cost estimates for OUTSORCED work packages WHEN there is no prior experience?
EEF
Where can you obtain cost estimates for work packages WHEN there IS prior experience?
Analogous estimates
what could provide guidance on how to estimate cost?
OPAs
In the Quality management plan what is the best document to obtain info on ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA?
scope statement includes acceptance criteria for the deliverables
Primary output of define scope process?
scope statement
What is included with scope statement? (7)
product project scopes deliverables acceptance criteria of the product out of scope activities constraints and assumptions
What are the processes in the SCOPE MANAGEMENT
- Plan SM
- Collect Requirements: (process to determine document and manage stakeholder needs and requirements to meet objectives)
- Define Scope: process to develop a detailed description of the project and product
- Create WBS: Process to subdivide the project deliverable and project work into smaller more manageable components
- Validate Scope: Process to formalize acceptance of completed deliverables
- Control Scope: process to monitor the status of the project and product scope and manage changes to the baseline
What are the inputs for the process. “Plan quality management”
- 1.1.3 Enterprise Environmental Factors (E.E.F.)
- 1.1.4 Organizational Process Assets (O.P.A.)
- 1.3.1 Project Charter
- 2.3.1 Project Management Plan
- 1.3.2 Requirments Management Plan - Project Management Plan Componet
- 4.3.1 Scope Baseline - Project Management Plan Componet
- 1.3.1 Risk Management Plan - Project Management Plan Componet
- 2.3.1 Stakeholders Engagement Plan - Project Management Plan Componet
- 3.1.2 Project Documents
- 1.3.2 Project Document: Assumption log
- 4.3.1 Project Document: Lessons Learned register
- 2.3.1 Project Document: Requirement Documentation
- 2.3.2 Project Document: Requirement Traceability Matrix
- 2.3.1 Project Document: Risk Register
- 1.3.1 Project Document: Stakeholders Register
Why stakeholder management plan is required for quality?
because you want to manage your stakeholders as their “wishes” will change day by day.
Main 2 characteristics of risk?
Probability and impact
Other characteristics of risk (beyond probability and impact) and what they describe?
Dormancy - period of time that may elapse after the risk occurs before impact is discovered
Propinquity - degree of personal matter
Manageability - how is easy is to manage the occurrence or impact
The analysis used in Quantitative risk Analysis that also
determines which risks have the most potential impact on the project
.
Sensitivity Analysis
Where is a risk workshop used?
Also this …
analysis prioritizes the identified project risks using a pre-defined rating scale.
qualitative risk analysis
USUALLY… What is the last process group to be executed?
stakeholders management plan
What is the output of stakeholdre management plan
Just the plan.
What is SECONDARY RISK?
Created when risk response plan is implemented for your FIRST risk
Can the WBS and actiity List be developed concurently?
Yes sequencially or concurrently
Parametric vs analog estimating? (comparative)
Former uses an algorithm algebra counts
what is parametric estimating
Parametric estimating a more accurate technique forestimatingcost and duration uses the relationship between variables tocalculatethe cost or duration. Essentially aparametric estimateis determined by identifying the unit cost or duration and the number of units required for the project or activity
What is top-down estimation and where is best used?
Using a high-level work breakdown structure and data from previous projects you can add estimates for each project work item to determine the overall effort and cost.
The top-down method lacks detailed analysis which makes it best suited for a quick first-pass at a prospective project to assess its viability
what is bottom up estimation and where is best used?
This method uses a detailed work breakdown structure and is best for projects you’re committed to.
Each task is estimated individually and then those estimates are rolled up to give the higher-level numbers.
What is this type of estimation?
Bottom up
What are the process for PLAN GROUP for SCHEDULE
- Plan SCHEDULE
- define activities
- sequence of activities
- estimate activity duration
- develop schedule
process output …. Activity list activity attributes milestone list
define activities
process output …. Schedule network diagram
sequence of activities
process output …. Basis of estimates / duration of estimates
estimate activity duration
process output … schedule baseline
develop schedule
Schedule method: This approach typically used in Kanaban Systems
on-demand scheduling
Schedule method: based on pull-based scheduling …
on-demand scheduling
Schedule method: form of rolling wave planning adaptive life cycles ..
Iterative … with backlog
schedulie method: incremental value
Iterative … with backlog
Schedule method: welcomes changes trough the development life cycle
Iterative … with backlog
What is development approach?
product development approach will help to define the schedule
Where can I find the units of mesure?
Schedule management plan cost management plan
Where can I find level of precision?
Cost management plan
Determines the rounding parameters of cost
level of precision
process output … basis of estimates
estimate cost