Predictive, Plan-Based Methodologies – 17%

Question 1

Tuckman’s Ladder (ITTO: Acquire resources)

Answer 1

Forming (F), Storming (S), Jorming (N), Performing (P), Adjourning (A)

Question 2

Cost estimating approaches (process: Estimate costs in Planning)

Answer 2

1. Expert Judgment
2. Analogous Estimating - Top down, Pasted projects, Not very detailed
3. Parametric Estimating - Statistical relationships between historical data and variables (če smo za eno ploščico položit rabil 1 minuti, rabimo za celo kopanlico N minut)
4. Bottom-up Estimating - Separate estimate for each activity and aggregated up to summary nodes on WBS (Greatest Level of specified detail, Highly accurate, labor intensive)

Question 3

Estimating activity durations

Answer 3

1. Analogous - relies on historical information, early in the project
2. Parametric Estimating - Statistical relationships between historical data and variables (če smo za eno ploščico položit rabil 1 minuti, rabimo za celo kopanlico N minut)
3. Three point estimate - Calculates an expected duration using a weighted average of 3 estimated, Optimistic, Pessimistic, Most Likely.
   (O+P+4M)/6
4. Bottom-up - You break down the work to the lowest levels and then aggregating the work

Question 4

Business Requirements plan

Answer 4

What needs to be done in order to meet the certain business objectives

Question 5

Process: Develop project charter. Outputs:

Answer 5

Project charter and assumption log

Question 6

What is a team charter?

Answer 6

Document that outlines what will be acceptable
behavior within the project. (Should include things like the general rules of conduct for meetings, decision- making, and one-on-one conversations)

Question 7

What If Scenarios (Monte
Carlo)

Answer 7

nekej, check