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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not a phase of project management?
Project planning
Project scheduling
Project controlling
project being
- 2. Multiple Choice
A PERT network is activity-oriented while a CPM network is event-oriented
True
false
cant say
- 3. Multiple Choice
_________ are used to represent activity in a network diagram.
circle
square
Rectangle
arrow
- 4. Multiple Choice
The shortest possible time in which an activity can be achieved under ideal circumstances is known as ________
a) Pessimistic time estimate
b) Optimistic time estimate
c) Expected time estimate
d) The most likely time estimate
- 5. Multiple Choice
According to the time estimates made by the PERT planners, the maximum time that would be needed to complete an activity is called as __________
a) The most likely time estimate
b) Optimistic time estimate
c) Pessimistic time estimate
d) Expected time estimate
- 6. Multiple Choice
The difference between the maximum time available and the actual time needed to perform an activity is known as _________
a) Free float
b) Independent float
c) Total float
d) Slack
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which statistical distribution is assumed by simplified PERT
beta
normal
poisson
binomial
- 8. Multiple Choice
What does event in CPM & PERT network refers to?
The occurrence of a delay in the project
A activity inserted into the network to show a precedence relationship with no passage of time
beginning or completion of an activity or project e
The earliest and activity can start
- 9. Multiple Choice
Which statistical distribution is used by PERT to represents time estimates
chi square
binomial
beta
poisson
- 10. Multiple Choice
Why does activities in the critical path are called critical
Represent the maximum project completion time
Can not tolerate any delay in completion
Represent most expense in terms of resources
Represent most longest and complex activities of the project
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