Project Managment

To document the project requirements.

To perform a risk analysis of the project.

To create a budget for the project.

To visually display a project schedule and track progress.

Leading a team to achieve project goals and objectives.

Performing quality control on project deliverables.

Developing the project scope statement.

Managing the project budget.

The path that has the most tasks.

The path that has the least slack time.

The sequence of tasks with the longest duration that determines the overall project timeline.

The path that has the most critical tasks.

The reduction of a project's scope without a corresponding adjustment to time, cost, and resources.

The change in a project's timeline without a corresponding adjustment to scope and resources.

The addition of more resources to a project without a corresponding adjustment to time and cost.

The expansion of a project's scope without a corresponding adjustment to time, cost, and resources.

The process of transferring the risk to another party.

The process of accepting the consequences of a risk.

The process of ignoring risks that are unlikely to occur.

The process of reducing the probability and/or impact of a risk.

A document that summarizes the project schedule and budget.

A document that formally authorizes a project or phase and outlines its objectives, assumptions, risks, and constraints.

A document that describes the roles and responsibilities of the project team.

A document that outlines the tasks and activities required to complete a project.

To outline the project's scope and objectives.

To provide an update on the project's progress and any outstanding issues.

To document the project's requirements.

To summarize the project schedule and budget.

A milestone is a point in the project where a decision is made, while a task is an action that must be taken to make that decision.

A milestone is a task that must be completed to achieve a goal, while a task is a minor point in the project.

A milestone is a point in the project where a deliverable is produced, while a task is an activity that must be completed to produce that deliverable.

A milestone is a significant point in the project, while a task is an activity that must be completed to achieve a milestone.

An individual or group who is responsible for making decisions about the project.

Any individual who works on the project team.

An individual who provides funding for the project.

An individual or group who has an interest in or is affected by the project.

To develop a schedule for the project.

To document the project requirements.

To manage project risks.

To estimate and track the financial resources required to complete the project.