36 Questions
What does PMP stand for?
Project Management Professional
What percentage of projects are successful?
34%
What is the definition of a project as per the text?
A temporary endeavor with a beginning and end
Which of the following are mentioned as Project Management Tools in the text?
Microsoft Project & Oracle Primavera
What is a program as defined in the text?
A set of related projects managed to achieve a certain goal(s)
What is Project Management according to the text?
A well-established science and art following a systematic process
What is the role of a Project Management Office (PMO)?
To organize and control project management
What are the types of PMOs?
Supportive, Controlling, and Directing
What are Scope, Time, and Budget collectively known as in project management?
Triple-Constraint
Who is considered a stakeholder in a project?
Anyone impacted by the project
In which type of organization do project managers have full authority over project work?
Projectized Organization
What type of Matrix Organization involves team members reporting to two bosses?
Balanced Matrix
Where does power rest in a weak matrix organization?
With functional manager
In which PMP Process Group does 'Develop Project Charter' belong?
Initiation
Which PMP Knowledge Area includes 'Resource Management'?
Integration Management
What does the 'Triple Constraint' in project management refer to?
Scope, Time, and Cost
What is the last step in the PMP Process Groups?
Closing
Who is responsible for developing the Project Management Plan in the PMP Process Groups?
Project Manager
Why is it important to study PMP?
To understand the systematic process of Project Management
What is the definition of a project as per the text?
A Temporary Endeavor with a beginning and end, resulting in Product or Service
Which statement accurately describes the 'Triple Constraint' in project management?
Quality, Time, and Cost are interdependent and any change in one will affect the other two
What does PMP stand for according to the text?
Project Management Professional
What constitutes a Program as defined in the text?
A set of related projects managed to achieve a certain goal(s)
Why are Microsoft Project & Oracle Primavera mentioned in the text?
To highlight their importance in PMP certification exams
The Triple Constraint in project management refers to:
Scope, Time, and Budget
In a Controlling PMO, in addition to what is provided by a supportive PMO, it also provides:
Governance over implementing the methodology
Where does power typically rest in a Weak Matrix Organization?
With the functional manager
What is the role of a Supportive PMO within an organization?
Provides documents, policies, and methodology
Which of the following is true for a Projectized Organization?
Project manager has full authority over project work
What is the main focus of Procurement Management in the PMP Knowledge Areas?
Sourcing and acquiring goods and services for the project
In a Strong Matrix Organization, where does power primarily rest?
With the project manager
What are the PMP Process Groups in the correct order of sequence?
Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring & Controlling
What is the primary responsibility of a Directive PMO within an organization?
Directing role over projects
Which of the following best defines a Stakeholder in project management?
Someone whose interests may be positively or negatively impacted by the project
What do Scope, Time, and Budget collectively represent in project management?
Triple-Constraint
What is the key characteristic of a Balanced Matrix Organization?
Power is shared between project manager and functional manager
Prepare for the assessment test on the topic of Project Management Professional (PMP) as part of the QAF Certified Officers Program. This quiz covers the essential knowledge and skills required for project management.
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