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Option C:
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mean?
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Deliverable
Time: 2 hour 30 minutes

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Work package
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two sets of flows.


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Scope, Cost, Time

Bottoms up budget

laddering approach
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Responsibility matrix
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is likely to be following
Concurrent Engineering

Goldratt's Critical Chain


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Cost, Human Resource, Time

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Scope, Human Resource, Time

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The payback period for a project


Quality, Scope, Human Resource

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Research and Development Project


They consume maximum resources
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compulsory and carry equal marks

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Which is an example of Triple Constraint?

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These are most complex activities on project


They cannot tolerate any delay in completion
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discounting them by the required rate of return


The project is behind schedule and over budget

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The project is behind schedule but under budget
The project is ahead of schedule but over budget

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A risk is known as Positive risk or opportunity if-


The project is ahead of schedule and under budget

They represent maximum project completion time


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Impact is positive which you may want to actualize


Impact is negative which you may want to actualize
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University of Mumbai
Examinations Summer 2022

Impact is positive which you want to lessen its impact


Impact is negative which you want to lessen its impact
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The lowest element in the hierarchical breakdown of the WBS is
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Why does activities on critical path of a CPM network are called critical

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When many activities are planned to start at the same time in project schedule, the project

is the initial fixed investment in the project divided by the estimated annual net cash
your sponsor has asked for performance reports on a monthly basis. At the end of the first
Choose the correct option for following questions. All the Questions are

is the discounted cash flow method determines the net present value of all cash flows by
You are responsible for a project with high risks particularly during the early phases -

is the internal rate of return that is the discount rate that equates the present values of the
month you report a CPI greater than 1 and also the SPI greater than 1. What would this
Max. Marks: 80

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Q2
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Option C:
Option B:
Option C:
Option B:
Option C:
Option B:

Option D:
Option A:
Option D:
Option A:
Option D:
Option A:
Option D:

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SPI > 1
CPI > 1

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Failed projects
CPI less than 1

Normal closure
m
CPI and SPI > 1

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Abnormal closure
Premature closure

team effectiveness?
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inflows from the project.

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27 39 8E C F1 3F B A 67 B C 1E 91 32 7F 98 EF 1 13 F4
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A project is over budget when

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un
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F1 3F B2 A2 67 B C1 1E 913 32 7F3 98 FC 1F 13 4B 2A 26 7C 6C
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is also known as the benefit–cost ratio

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technical reasons for project termination?


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Solve any Two Questions out of Three


Solve any Two Questions out of Three
Solve any Two Questions out of Three
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risks (threats) and positive risks(opportunities)?

adopted in project management for negotiations


Select the correct statement from the following

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There is always only one critical path in the network

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Slack or float of dummy activity is always equal to zero
Crashing cost linearly increases with no of days crashed

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this project in 11 days after carrying out resource levelling?


Project closure when the project is completed as planned is

the status of the project based on your earned value analysis.


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F1 3F B2 A2 67 B C1 1E 913 32 7F3 98 FC 1F 13 4B 2A 26 7C 6C
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project? What are types of project audits based on the depth of audit?
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A path is called a critical path if it is the longest path in a project network

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Differentiate between the Functional, Pure Project and Matrix organizations.

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List and briefly describe the ways projects may be terminated. What are some non-

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What is crashing of the project? Explain with a small example the process of crashing

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Explain Probability and impact matrix. What are the risk response strategies for negative

What does project audit tries to find out? How do project audit recommendations help the
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10 marks each
10 marks each
10 marks each

cost and schedule variances for the project? What is the SPI, CPI and CSI? Comment on
Draw resource loading diagram for the following project. Adjusting the activity floats, and

spent Rs.260,000/-. For the work performed the budgeted value is Rs. 272,000/-. What are
level the resources to the best possible loading. How many men are required to complete

Why negotiations are important in Project Management? Why Win-Win strategy is


Explain stages of team development and growth? What are advantages of and barriers to

A project in its 26th week has an actual cost of Rs.270,000/-. It was scheduled to have
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26 7C 6C 11 E9 133 27 39 8E FC F1 3F B2 A2 67
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B6 C1 1E 13 327 F3 98E FC 1F 13F 4B 2A 267 CB
C1 1E 913 32 F3 98 FC 1F 13 4B 2A 26 CB
1E 913 32 7F3 98 EF 1F 13 F4B 2A 26 7C 6
91 32 7F 98 EF C1 13 F4 2A 26 7C B6
33 7F 39 EF C1 F1 F4 B2 2 7C B6 C1
27 39 8E C F1 3F B A 67 B C
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