Notes 2&3, Software engineering

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What is a project?

A temporary endeavor to accomplish a specific objective, delivering a unique product, service, or result.

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List three main attributes of a project.

A defined objective, a deadline, and a budget.

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Give an example of a project.

Introduce a new mini-projector in 6 months with a budget of €3.5 million.

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What are activities in project management?

Tasks that need to be completed in a certain order to achieve the project objective.

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What are resources in a project?

People, equipment, materials, and tools required to complete project tasks.

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What is the time frame in a project?

The finite lifespan from the start to the end date.

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What does "unique" mean in project context?

The work result is different in some way from any previous effort by the organization.

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Who is the sponsor of a project?

The person or organization providing support or funding to complete the project.

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Why is uncertainty high in projects?

Projects are affected by a dynamic environment, assumptions, and estimates.

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List an example of a project.

Produce a movie, design a new product, plan a wedding.

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How is a project different from operations?

Projects are temporary and unique; operations are ongoing and repetitive.

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Define project management.

The application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to meet project objectives.

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What are the five process groups in PMBoK?

Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling, Closing.

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What are the 10 knowledge areas in PMBoK?

Integration, Scope, Schedule, Cost, Quality, Resources, Communications, Risk, Procurement, Stakeholders.

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What is a program?

A set of related projects aimed at achieving a common benefit.

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What is a portfolio?

A collection of programs, projects, and activities to meet strategic goals.

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What is the PMBoK?

A guide and set of industry standards for project management developed by PMI.