pmp session 5
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PMP & CAPM Exam Preparation
February 26, 2013
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Sessions
1. About the exam2. Integration & Scope Management3. Time & Cost Management4. Quality & HR Management5. Communication & Risk
Management6. Procurement Management
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Last Session Key point
• Process groups: IPEMCC• 9 Knowledge Area: ISTiCoQuHurCoRiP• Project Integration Management– DevPC.PMP.DirManPex.MoConPW.PerICC.CloPP
• Project Scope Management– CoDeWoBVCon
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Last Session Key point – cont’d
• Project Time Management (DeSeReDDevCon)• Project Cost Management (EsCDeBCon)• Project Quality Management (PlanQAQC)• Project Human Resources (Plan ADM)
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Project Communication Management
• IdS Plan DisInt ManSEx RepPer– Ensure timely and appropriate generation,
collection, distribution, storage, retrieval, and ultimate disposition of project information
– To create bridge between diverse stakeholders involved in a project
– To connect various culture and organizational backgrounds, different level of expertise, and various perspective and interests in the project and its outcome
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Project Communication Management
• Communication activity potential dimensions:– Internal and external– Formal and informal– Vertical and horizontal– Official and unofficial– Written and Verbal / non-verbal
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Project Communication Management
• Communication skills
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Project Communication Management
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Project Communication Management
• Identify Stakeholders
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Project Communication Management
• Identify Stakeholders– Positive and negative stakeholders– To analyze their level of interest, expectation,
importance and influence
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Project Communication Management
• Identify Stakeholders – I– PC– Procurement documents– EEF– OPA
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Project Communication Management
• Identify Stakeholders – TT– Stakeholder analysis• Identify all stakeholders and their roles• Identify their potential impact on project
– Power/interest grid– Power/influence grid– Influence/impact grid– Salience model
• Assess how they react to possible situations
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Project Communication Management
• Identify Stakeholders – TT– Stakeholder analysis (cont’d)• Power/interest grid
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Project Communication Management
• Identify Stakeholders – TT– Expert judgment
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Project Communication Management
• Identify Stakeholders – O– Stakeholder register• Identification information• Assessment information• Stakeholder classification
– Stakeholder management strategy
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication– To define communication needs and approach– To answer: who needs the information, when they
expect to have it, and how it will be given to them– To avoid: delay in message delivery, incorrect
audience, and lack of communication with important stakeholders
– To achieve: Effective and Efficient communication (to provide only the required information in the right time, right format, and with right impact)
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication – I – Stakeholder register– Stakeholder management strategy– EEF– OPA
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication – TT– Communication requirement analysis• Total number of communication channel:
[N (N-1)] / 2• Organization chart, stakeholder responsibility,
internal/external information needs
– Communication technology• Urgency (how frequent/regular?)• Availability (is it there?)• Expected project staffing (are they familiar with it?)• Duration and project environment (is it preferred?)
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication – TT (cont’d)– Communication models
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication – TT (cont’d)– Communication models• Encode
– To translate ideas into message
• Message and feedback– Output of the encoding process
• Noise– Interference with message transmission and understanding of
the message (e.g.: distance, unfamiliar technology, lack of background information)
• Decode – To translate the message back to meaningful thoughts/ideas
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication – TT (cont’d)– Communication models (cont’d)• Sender is responsible to make the information as clear
and complete as possible • Receiver is responsible to ensure delivery time, confirm
the delivery and content, understand the content and acknowledge the understanding
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication – TT (cont’d)– Communication methods• Interactive
– The most efficient way to ensure parties understanding– Two or more parties performing multidirectional information
exchange
• Push– Sent to specific recipients who need to know the information– E.g.: letters, memos, reports, emails, faxes, voice mails
• Pull– Usually very large information volumes for large audiences– E.g.: intranet, e-learning, knowledge repositories
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication – O– Communication management plan
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Project Communication Management
• Plan Communication – O– PD U
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Project Communication Management
• Distribute Information
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Project Communication Management
• Distribute Information – I– PMP– Performance reports• Estimate to complete• Project performance• Baseline performance
– OPA
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Project Communication Management
• Distribute Information – TT– Communication method– Information distribution tools
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Project Communication Management
• Distribute Information – O– Stakeholders notification– Project reports– Project presentations– Project record– Feedback from stakeholders– Lessons learned documentation
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Project Communication Management
• Manage Stakeholders Expectation– To increase the likelihood of the project
acceptance by negotiating and influencing their desire to achieve / maintain project goals
– Address concerns for anticipation of future problems
– Clarifying and resolving issues– To help the stakeholders understand the project
benefits and risks
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Project Communication Management
• Manage Stakeholders Expectation
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Project Communication Management
• Manage Stakeholders Expectation – I – Stakeholder register– Stakeholder management strategy– PMP– Issue log– Change log– OPA
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Project Communication Management
• Manage Stakeholders Expectation – TT– Communication method– Interpersonal skills• Building trusts, resolve conflict, active listening, and
overcome resistance
– Management skills• Presentation skills, negotiating, writing skills, public
speaking skill
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Project Communication Management
• Manage Stakeholders Expectation – O– OPA U– CR– PMP U– PD U
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance– A process of collecting and distributing
performance information, including status reports, progress measurements, and forecasts
– Pay attention to audience level, format, and detail of information content
– More elaborate reports may include:• Analysis of past performance, current status of risks
and issues• Work completed, next actions• Summary of changes
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance – I – PMP– WPI• Deliverables status, schedule progress, costs incurred
– WPM• Planned vs actual report of
– Schedule performance– Cost performance– Technical performance
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance – I (cont’d)– Budget forecasts– OPA
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance – TT– Variance analysis• Verify deliverables completeness• Determine variances• Determine impacts of the variances
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance – TT (cont’d)– Forecasting methods• Time series (historical data)• Causal / econometric methods (understand relationship
between the cause and the influenced variable)– E.g.: regression analysis using linear regression or non-linear
regression, autoagressive moving average (ARMA), and econometrics
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance – TT (cont’d)– Forecasting methods (cont’d)• Judgmental methods
– Intuitive judgments, probabilistic estimates, delphi method, scenario building, technology forecasting
• Other methods– Simulations, ensemble forecasting
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance – TT (cont’d)– Communication methods– Reporting systems
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance – O– Performance reports• Status and progress information• Variances analysis• Earned-value analysis• Forecast data• Level of detail required by stakeholders• Format: bar chart, S-curve, histograms, tables
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance – O (cont’d)– Performance reports
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Project Communication Management
• Report Performance – O (cont’d)– OPA U– CR
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Project Risk Management
• PlanR IdR QQ Rp MC
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Project Risk Management
• Project risk always in the future• Risk is an uncertain events that if it occurs, has
an effect of at least one project objective• Project risk origins from uncertainty in present• Known risks is identified risks• Unknown risks can’t be managed proactively
which leads to contingency plan• Occurred risk in present can also be
considered an issue
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Project Risk Management
• Risk tolerance is degree of risk acceptance– E.g.: accepting a fast tracked schedule is a risk
taken to achieve reward created by earlier completion
– Risk attitude is driven by perception, tolerance, and bias
– Risk response will reflect the organization’s perceived balance of risk taking and risk avoidance
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Project Risk Management
• Plan Risk Management
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Project Risk Management
• Plan Risk Management – I– Project scope statement– Cost management plan– Schedule management plan– Communication management plan– EEF– OPA
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Project Risk Management
• Plan Risk Management – TT– Planning meetings and analysis• Create risk contingency plan• Assign risk management responsibility
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Project Risk Management
• Plan Risk Management – O– Risk management plan• Methodology• Roles and responsibility• Budgeting• Timing• Risk categories• Definitions of probability and impact• Probability and impact matrix• Revised stakeholders’ tolerance• Reporting format and tracking
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Project Risk Management
• Identify Risks
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Project Risk Management
• Identify Risks – I– Risk management plan– Activity cost estimate– Activity duration estimate– Scope baseline– Stakeholder register– Cost management plan– Schedule management plan– Quality management plan
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Project Risk Management
• Identify Risks – I (cont’d)– Project documents– EEF– OPA
(Risk, Scope, Time, Communication, Quality)
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Project Risk Management
• Identify Risks – TT– Documentation review– Information gathering techniques• Brainstorming, deplhi technique, interviewing, root
cause analysis
– Checklist analysis– Assumption analysis
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Project Risk Management
• Identify Risks – TT (cont’d)– Diagramming techniques• Cause and effect diagram (ishikawa)• System or process flow chart (relational graph)• Influence diagram (causal, influences, time ordering of
events, and other relationship among variables and outcomes)
– SWOT analysis– Expert judgment
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Project Risk Management
• Identify Risks – O– Risk register• List of identified risks• List of potential responses
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis– To prioritize risks for further analysis or action by
assessing and combining their probability of occurrence and impact
– Establishing levels of probability and impact can reduce influence of bias
– A form of rapid and cost-effective means of establishing priorities for Plan Risk Response and lays the foundation of Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis – I – Risk register– Risk management plan– Project scope statement– OPA
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis – TT– Risk probability and impact assessment– Probability and impact matrix
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis – TT (cont’d)– Risk data quality assessment– Risk categorization– Risk urgency assessment– Expert judgment
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis – O– Risk register updates– Relative ranking or priority list of project risks– Risks grouped by categories– Cause of risk or project areas requiring particular
attention– List of risks requiring response in the near term– List of risks for additional analysis and response– Watch list of low priority risks– Trends in qualitative risk analysis results
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis– Numerically analyzing the effect of identified risks– Performed on prioritized risks by Perform
Qualitative Risk Analysis– May be use to assign numerical ratings to
individual risks– Should be repeated after Plan Risk Responses as
well as Monitor and Control Risks
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis – I – Risk register– Risk management plan– Cost management plan– Schedule management plan– OPA
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis – TT– Data gathering and representation techniques• Interviewing• Probability distributions
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis – TT (cont’d)– Quantitative risk analysis and modeling techniques• Sensitivity analysis (most potential impact, comparing
relative importance and impact of variables that have high degree of uncertainty to those that are more stable)
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis – TT (cont’d)– Quantitative risk analysis and modeling techniques• Expected monetary value analysis (EMV)
– Positive values = opportunity– Negative values = threat
• Modeling and simulations• Expert judgment
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Project Risk Management
• Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis – O– Risk register updates– Probabilistic analysis of the project– Probability of achieving cost and time objectives– Prioritized list of quantified risks– Trends in quantitative risk analysis results
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Project Risk Management
• Plan Risk Response– To develop options and actions to enhance
opportunities and to reduce threats to project objectives
– Must be:• Appropriate to the significance of the risk• Cost effective• Realistic• Agreed by parties involved• Has responsible party/person
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Project Risk Management
• Plan Risk Response
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Project Risk Management
• Plan Risk Response – I – Risk register– Risk management plan
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Project Risk Management
• Plan Risk Response – TT– Strategies for threats (negative risks) ATMA• Avoid, Transfer, Mitigate , Accept
– Strategies for opportunities (positive risks) SEEA• Share, Enhance, Exploit, Accept
– Contingent response strategies– Expert judgment
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Project Risk Management
• Plan Risk Response – O– Risk register update– Risk-related contract decisions– PMP U– PD U
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Project Risk Management
• Monitor and Control Risks– Implementing risk response plans– Tracking identified risks– Monitor residual risks– Identifying new risks– Evaluate risks process effectiveness– To determine validity of project assumptions– To enforce risk management policies– To monitor contingency reserves
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Project Risk Management
• Monitor and Control Risks
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Project Risk Management
• Monitor and Control Risks – I – Risk register– PMP– WPI– Performance reports
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Project Risk Management
• Monitor and Control Risks – TT– Risk assessments– Risk audits– Variance and trend analysis– Technical performance measurements– Reserve analysis (compare remaining reserves to
the amount of outstanding risks)– Status meetings
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Project Risk Management
• Monitor and Control Risks – O– Risk register update– OPA U– CR– PMP U– PD U
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1. Which of the following is a false statement about project risks?
A. A risk arises out of uncertainty.B. A risk can only have a negative effect on a project.C. Identified risks are usually listed in a document
called the risk register.D. Risks can be categorized by developing a risk
breakdown structure (RBS).
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2. The risk register is not an input to which of the following processes?
A. Identify RisksB. Perform Qualitative Risk AnalysisC. Perform Quantitative Risk AnalysisD. Plan Risk Responses
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3. Which of the following is not an information-gathering technique used in the risk identification process?
A. BrainstormingB. Delphi techniqueC. SWOT analysisD. Web browsing
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4. Which of the following statements about risk analysis is false?
A. Quantitative risk analysis can only be performed on risks on which a qualitative risk analysis has already been performed.
B. Qualitative risk analysis is usually performed before quantitative risk analysis.
C. An updated risk register is the output of both qualitative risk analysis and quantitative risk analysis.
D. The risk register is an input to both qualitative risk analysis and quantitative risk analysis.
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5. You are managing a project to set up data servers to support a website for an enterprise customer. The location for the servers has been chosen close to the customer due to their requirements. However, this location is prone to natural disasters, such as hurricanes and flooding. You have decided to install some extra servers in another city that will act as backup if a disaster happens. This is an example of which of the following?
A. Risk avoidanceB. Risk mitigationC. Risk acceptanceD. Risk transfer
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6. The risk management team of a software project has decided that due to the lack of adequate talent in your company, development of a specific part of the system is under high risk, so they have decided to outsource it. This is an example of which of the following?
A. Risk avoidanceB. Risk mitigationC. Risk acceptanceD. Risk transfer
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7. You are in the process of evaluating the probability and impact of a risk by assigning numbers, such as expected monetary value. This is an example of which of the following?
A. Monte Carlo simulationB. Qualitative risk analysisC. Quantitative risk analysisD. Risk response planning
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8. Consider the following figure. Assume that the risk has a 50% probability of occurrence. If the risk does occur, it could have a positive or a negative impact equivalent to $200,000 or $50,000, respectively, with the probabilities shown in the figure. What is the EMV for the positive impact?
A. $80,000B. $200,000C. $50,000D. $40,000
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9. Consider the following figure. Assume that the risk has a 50% probability of occurrence. If the risk does occur, it could have a positive or a negative impact equivalent to $200,000 or $50,000, respectively, with the probabilities shown in the figure. What is the EMV for the risk?
A. $25,000B. $55,000C. $110,000D. $50,000
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10. Which of the following is a correct statement about secondary risks?
A. These are the residual risks.B. These are the risks that have medium or low priority.C. These are the risks that will be avoided.D. These are the risks that can result from responses to the
identified risks.
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11. Which of the following is not a valid risk response?A. Risk acceptanceB. Risk sharingC. Risk mitigationD. Risk rejection
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12. Which of the following is a valid statement about SWOT?A. It is an analysis technique to identify risks.B. It refers to the analysis of scope, work, options, and timing.C. It is a technique used to plan a risk response.D. It is a technique used to perform quantitative risk analysis.
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13. Which of the following is not an output of the qualitative risk analysis?
A. A prioritized list of risks for a given project objective based on the probability and impact matrix of the objective
B. A watch list of low-priority risksC. A list of risks prioritized based on the total effect of each risk
on the overall project objectivesD. A list of trends in the analysis results
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14. Which of the following is not an output of quantitative risk analysis?
A. Probability of meeting the project objectives, such as cost and schedule
B. A list of risks prioritized based on the total effect of each risk on the overall project objectives
C. A list of trends in the analysis resultsD. Decision about a risk-related contractual agreement
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15. Which of the following is not an input to identifying stakeholders?
A. Project charterB. ContractC. Approved project scheduleD. Stakeholder register template
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16. You are trying to understand the message sent to you by one of your team member who lives on the other side of the globe. The team member has used lots of local phrases and acronyms that you are trying to understand. According to the basic communication model, what are you dealing with here?
A. Noise and decodingB. Encoding and feedbackC. Message and feedbackD. Broken English
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17. Which of the following is not an output of communication planning?
A. Methods of communicationB. Communication constraintsC. Frequency of reporting the project statusD. Stakeholder management strategy