Project Cost Management Flashcards
1
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TCO
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Total Cost of Ownership
- Considers life cycle cost of the deliverable for the customer
2
Q
Cost Management Plan
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- Addresses how costs are estimated, how project budget is managed and how costs will be controlled
- Includes information on units of measure, level of precision, level of accuracy, control thresholds, cost estimating approach, rules of performance measurement, reporting formats)
3
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ITTOs: Plan Cost Management
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Inputs:
- Project Charter
- Project Management Plan
- EEfs
- OPAs
T&T:
- Expert Judgement
- Data Analysis
- Meetings
Outputs:
- Cost Management Plan
4
Q
Which subsidiary plans do you need for planning cost management?
A
- Schedule Management Plan (processes and controls that will impact cost estimation and management)
- Risk Management Plan (processes and controls that will impact cost estimation and management)
- EEFs (Culture, market conditions, currency exchange rates, commercial database, etc.)
5
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ITTOs: Estimate Costs
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Inputs:
- Project Management Plan
- Project Documents
- EEFs
- OPAs
T&T:
- Expert Judgement
- Analagous estimating
- Parametric estimating
- Bottom-up estimating
- Three-point estimating
- Data Analysis
- PMIS
- Decision Making
- Voting
Outputs:
- Cost estimates
- Basis of estimates
- Project Doc Updates
6
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Direct cost
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- attributed only for your project
7
Q
Indirect cost
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- shared to more than one project
- ex. piece of equipment used across other projects
8
Q
Variable cost
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- varies based on conditions in the project
ex. number of meeting participants, travel,
9
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Fixed cost
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- constant throughout the project
ex. rented equipment, fixed-price consultant
10
Q
ROM
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Rough order of magnitude
-25% to +75% accurate
11
Q
Budget Estimate
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- 10% to +25% accurate
- Based on scope
12
Q
Definitive Estimate
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-5% to +10% accurate
13
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Parametric Estimating
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- Mathematical model based on known parameters to predict cost
- ## Cost per unit
14
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Regression Analysis
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- statistical approach that predicts what future values may be, based on variables from historical values
- which factors from historical info matter the most
15
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Learning Curve
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- The cost per unit decreases the more units workers complete
- Workers learn as they complete the required work and perform tasks more quickly