Terms Flashcards

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discounted cash flow

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an project investment valuation method whereby future cash flows are discounted by a rate that accounts for the time value of money. It is used to make decisions between various available projects, or to determine the economic feasibility of a project

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What is earned value management?

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Earned Value Management (EVM) is a technique that measures project performance against the project baseline.
-Used during monitoring and controlling

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3
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What is Net present value?

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What is parametric estimating?

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5
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When is a control chart used?

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whether or not a process is stable or has predictable performance
can use certain points in chart to take corrective action

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technical performance analysis

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compare the actual vs scheduled technical achievements, schedules, and other performance of a project

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Ishikawa analysis

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root cause analysis technique, also known as cause and effect diagram, also a fishbone diagram

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When is pareto analysis chart used?

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To identify the most significant factors out of many.

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What is the precedence diagramming method?

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technique used for constructing a scheduling model where activities are represented by modes and and linked by logical relationships

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finish to start

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next activity cannot start until the previous one starts

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start to start

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the next activity cannot start until the previous activity has started

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finish to finish

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the next activity cannot finish until the previous activity has finished

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finish to start

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the next activity cannot finish until the previous activity has started, activity one has to to start for activity 2 can finish

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lead

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the amount of time the next activity can be increased due to the previous activity

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lag

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the amount of time the next activity will be delayed due the previous activity

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tornado diagram

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diagram useful for comparing the relative importance of variables that have level of uncertainty with those variables that are stable

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appraisal costs

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cost associated with evaluating, measuring, auditing, testing

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failure costs

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costs associated to nonconformance of product/service to the meet the needs of the customers

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request for information

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info on goods and services need, info on the market

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request for quotation

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how will vendor will satisfy the requirements, how much something will cost

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request for proposal

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when needs a solution for the problem in the project , complex project