CompTIA Project+ Practice Tests

Exam PK0-004

Brett J. Feddersen

• Publisher: Sybex
• Year: 2017
• ISBN:
  9781119363378
• Edition: 1
• Topic: Informatique
• Subtopic: Guides de certification en informatique

Over 1, 000 practice exam questions with full explanations

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Chapter 1
Project Basics (Domain 1.0)

THE FOLLOWING COMPTIA PROJECT+ EXAM OBJECTIVES ARE COVERED IN THIS CHAPTER:

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  1.1 Summarize the properties of a project.
  • Temporary
  • Start and finish
  • Unique
  • Reason/purpose
  • Project as part of a program
  • Project as part of a portfolio
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  1.2 Classify project roles and responsibilities.
  • Sponsor/champion
    • Approval authority
      • Funding
      • Project charter
      • Baseline
      • High-level requirements
    • Control
    • Marketing
    • Roadblocks
    • Business case/justification
  • Project manager
    • Manage team, communication, scope, risk, budget, and time
    • Manage quality assurance
    • Responsible for artifacts
  • Project coordinator
    • Support project manager
    • Cross-functional coordination
    • Documentation/administrative support
    • Time/resource scheduling
    • Check for quality
  • Stakeholder
    • Vested interest
    • Provide input and requirements
    • Project steering
    • Expertise
  • Scheduler
    • Develop and maintain project schedule
    • Communicate timeline and changes
    • Reporting schedule performance
    • Solicit task status from resources
  • Project team
    • Contribute expertise to the project
    • Contribute deliverables according to schedule
    • Estimation of task duration
    • Estimation of costs and dependencies
  • Project Management Office (PMO)
    • Sets standards and practices for organization
    • Sets deliverables
    • Provides governance
    • Key performance indicators and parameters
    • Provides tools
    • Outlines consequences of non-performance
    • Standard documentation/templates
    • Coordinate resources between projects
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  1.3 Compare and contrast standard project phases.
  • Initiation
    • Project charter
    • Business case
    • High-level scope definition
    • High-level risks
  • Planning
    • Schedule
    • Work breakdown structure
    • Resources
    • Detailed risks
    • Requirements
    • Communication plan
    • Procurement plan
    • Change management plan
    • Budget
  • Execution
    • Deliverables
  • Monitor and control
    • Risks/issues log
    • Performance measuring and reporting
    • Quality assurance/governance
    • Change control
    • Budget
  • Closing
    • Transition/integration plan
      • Training
    • Project sign off
    • Archive project documents
    • Lessons learned
    • Release resources
    • Close contracts
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  1.4 Identify the basics of project cost control.
  • Total project cost
  • Expenditure tracking
  • Expenditure reporting
  • Burn rate
  • Cost baseline/budget
    • Plan vs. actual
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  1.5 Identify common project team organizational structures.
  • Functional
    • Resources reporting to Functional Manager
    • Project Manager has limited or no authority
  • Matrix
    • Authority is shared between Functional Managers and Project Managers
    • Resources assigned from Functional area to project
    • Project Manager authority ranges from weak to strong
  • Projectized
    • Project Manager has full authority
    • Resources report to Project Manager
    • Ad hoc resources
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  1.6 Given a scenario, execute and develop project schedules.
  • Work breakdown structure
  • Scheduling activit...