Week 38 Chapter 21 Part 1 - Pages 21-1 to 21-35 Flashcards
An ICT infrastructure needs to be able to support new applications and technologies for ___ years
a. 1 to 3
b. 3 to 5
c. 5 to 7
d. 10 to 15
d. 10 to 15
p 21-2
An ICT infrastructure needs to be able to support new applications and technologies for 10-15 years. Therefore, this foundation needs to be carefully planned to ensure that the investment in infrastructure will support new technologies.
___ includes detailed review of the design documentation throughout the project where the ICT distribution designer is responsible for the workmanship and test results.
a. Quality management
b. Risk management
c. Integration management
d. Scope management
a. Quality management
p 21-7
Each project should have a quality management plan that includes detailed review of the design documentation throughout the project.
In the event that the ICT distribution designer is also responsible for the build portion of the project, then physical quality (i.e., workmanship) and test results would be part of this area.
___ of a project covers the breakup of a large project into multiple small projects
a. Risk management
b. Communications management
c. Scope management
d. Integration management
d. Integration management
p 21-7
Integration management of a project covers the breakup of a large project into multiple small projects or conversely, running several small projects as one large one.
___ covers personnel issues, which involves engaging the right people to do the job and ensuring that they are properly trained, equipped, and motivated.
a. Scope management
b. Human resources management
c. Risk management
d. Stakeholder management
b. Human resources management
p 21-6
The human resources area of TPM covers personnel issues, which involves engaging the right people to do the job and ensuring that they are properly trained, equipped, and motivated.
A(n) ___ describes the work to be performed or the services to be provided.
a. RFP
b. Execution plan
c. SoW
d. Construction documents
c. SoW
p 21-9
An SoW describes the work to be performed or the services to be provided. It describes tasks, directs methodologies to be used, and establishes the period of performance.
Specifications must be included in the contract documents to provide a clear and accurate description of the technical requirements for the materials used.
a. True
b. False
a. True
p 21-10
Specifications must be included in the contract documents to provide a clear and accurate description of the technical requirements for the materials used and the installation of those materials, including the procedures for commissioning the final product
The ___ is the contractual vehicle for expressing the specific agreement between the contractor and the owner of the project
a. RFP
b. Execution plan
c. SoW
d. Construction documents
c. SOW
p 21-10
The SoW is the contractual vehicle for expressing the specific agreement between the contractor and the owner of the project. Because the SoW defines the actual work to be performed, its accuracy has a direct impact on effective contract administration.
It is recommended to include in the SoW requirements for legal, financial, or contract administration matters.
a. True
b. False
b. False
p 21-11
The SoW is only one part of the procurement process and contract development. Do NOT include in the SoW requirements for legal, financial, or contract administration matters. These requirements more appropriately belong in the RFP.
In project management, when using a PERT estimate, if there is a greater than _____ percent difference between the most likely and pessimistic estimates, the project is considered to be high-risk.
a. 20
b. 15
c. 10
d. 5
c. 10
p 21-24
If there is greater than a 10 percent difference between the most likely and pessimistic estimates, it is a high-risk project or activity
A work breakdown structure (WBS) can be diagrammed as a ___ or a(n) ___.
a. Calendar chart; text report
b. Logic diagram; milestone chart
c. PERT chart; Gantt chart
d. Tree structure; outline
d. Tree structure; outline
p 21-18
The content of a WBS should be as specific as possible. A WBS can be diagrammed as a tree structure or an outline.
In project estimation, a cost performance index (CPI) of less than 1 indicates that the project is _____ budget.
a. Under
b. Over
b. Over
p 21-24
By determining the actual cost of work performed (ACWP) for each task that is completed and then accumulated similar to the budgeted cost of work performed (BCWP), the CPI can be calculated by using the following equation:
CPI = BCWP / ACWP
A CPI value less than 1 indicates the project is over budget, while a value greater than 1 is under budget.
In project estimation, if the budgeted cost of work performed (BCWP) is higher at a given time than the corresponding budgeted cost of work scheduled (BCWS), the project is considered to be _____ schedule.
a. Behind
b. Ahead of
b. Ahead of
p21-24
By comparing the BCWP with the initial BCWS, one can visually determine if the project is behind or ahead of schedule. If the BCWP is higher than the corresponding BCWS, the project is ahead of schedule. If the BCWP is below the BCWS, then the project is behind schedule
___ estimates are based on the time or cost it took to perform similar work in the past.
a. Analogous
b. Parametric
c. Engineering
d. Subcontractor
e. PERT
a. Analogous
p 21-23
Analogous estimates are based on the time or cost it took to perform similar work in the past. The better the current costs are tracked, the more accurate the future
estimates will be. Analogous estimates must be adjusted for current job conditions (e.g., building size, construction type).
A(n) ___ estimates is handy for developing a rough order of magnitude estimate.
a. Analogous
b. Parametric
c. Engineering
d. Subcontractor
e. PERT
b. Parametric
p 21-23
Parametric estimates are based on dollar/foot, dollar/drop time, and cost. A parametric estimate is handy for developing a rough order of magnitude estimate and is used to check an analogy estimate.
A PERT estimate usually falls between the ___ and ___ estimates.
a. Pessimistic, most likely
b. Most likey, Optimistic
a. Pessimistic, most likely
p 21-23
A PERT estimate usually falls between the pessimistic and most likely estimates. The greater the difference between the estimates, the greater the risk.