Initiation
Planning
Execution
Monitoring & Controlling
Closing
100

What is the primary goal of the initiation phase?

To define the project goals and identify stakeholders.

100

What does scope management involve?

Defining and controlling what is included and excluded in the project.

100

What is a key focus during the execution phase?

Delivering the project outputs as planned.

100

What is the purpose of project monitoring?

To track project progress and ensure it stays on schedule and within budget.

100

What does it mean to “close a project”?

The process of finalizing all project activities, delivering completed outputs, and obtaining formal acceptance.

200

Who are stakeholders in a project?

Individuals or groups affected by or involved in the project, including clients, team members, and sponsors.

200

What is a Gantt chart used for?

A visual tool for scheduling project tasks and tracking progress over time

200

Why is team building important during execution?

To enhance collaboration, communication, and overall project efficiency.

200

What is a KPI?

Key Performance Indicator.

200

Why is documenting lessons learned important?

It helps improve processes and outcomes for future projects by providing insights on what worked and what didn’t.

300

What is the first step in the initiation phase?

Identifying the project’s purpose or defining the problem to be solved.

300

What are the triple constraints in project management?

Scope, time, and budget.

300

What is resource allocation?

Assigning available resources, including personnel and materials, to project tasks.

300

Give an example of a key performance indicator (KPI) in project management.

Project completion percentage, budget variance, or schedule variance.

300

What is a project closure report?

A document that summarizes the project performance, lessons learned, and any outstanding issues.