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PRO 3010 Pam Soderholm Welcome To Class!

What Are The Five Process Groups? Initiating Planning Executing Monitoring & Controlling Closing

The Closing Process Group Includes: Bringing The Project To An End Obtaining Customer/Sponsor Approval To Close The Project Celebration

Which of The Following Is One Of The Ten Knowledge Areas? A) Project Attitude Management B) Project Cost Management C) Project Scheme Management D) Project Overview Management

Project Human Resource Management Is One Of The Ten Knowledge Areas. TRUE or FALSE

What is PMI’s Definition of a Project? A Temporary Endeavor Undertaken to Create a Unique Product, Service, or Result.

Project Procurement Management Answers This Question: Make or Buy?

Which Knowledge Area Revolves Around Meeting Customer Requirements? A) Procurement B) Quality C) Time D) Cost

An Adaptive Life Cycle Works Best When Stakeholder Needs Change Rapidly. TRUE or FALSE

What is PMI’s Definition of Project Management? The Application of Knowledge, Skills, Tools, and Techniques to Project Activities to Meet The Project Requirements.