PMP Processes

Project Management Professional: Processes

Project Management Professional: Processes


Dominik Langer
This flashcard set delves into the intricacies of project management processes, suitable for advanced learners. It covers key aspects such as project planning, execution, and management, focusing on terms like project charter, deliverables, and knowledge areas. The flashcards also explore tools and techniques like expert judgment and work authorization systems, as well as inputs and outputs of various processes. This set is ideal for project managers and business professionals aiming to enhance their understanding of project management methodologies and best practices.
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Englisch
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22.05.2013 / 06.06.2025

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List 6 project constraints.

  • scope
  • quality
  • schedule
  • budget
  • resources
  • risk

Define portfolio.

Collection of programs or projects that are grouped together to facilitate effective management to meet strategic business objectives.

Define program.

A group of related projects managed in a coordinated way to obtain benefits and control not available from managing them individually.

Define "project".

a temporary endeavour to create a unique product, service or result.

What are the 3 characteristics of an effective project manager?

  • knowledge (about project management)
  • performance (ability to accomplish)
  • personal effectiveness (e.g. leadership)

The project life cycle consists of?

  1. Starting the project;
  2. Organising and preparing;
  3. Carrying out the project work;
  4. Closing the project.

3 types of relationships between project phases (in a multiphase project)?

  • sequential relationship
  • overlapping relationship
  • iterative relationship

Definition of "stakeholders"?

persons or organisations who are actively involved in the project or whose interests may be positively or negatively affected by the performane or completion of the project.

(this does not include competitors as they cannot exert influence on the project)

Define: functional manager

key individuals who play a management role within an administrative or functional area of the business (e.g. HR, finance, accounting, procurement).

Define: operations manager

individual who has a management role in a core business area, such as R&D, design, manufacturing.

Which processes does the Initiating process group contain and to what knowledge areas do they belong to?

  • Develop Project Charter (Project Integration Management)
  • Identify stakeholders (Project Communications Management)

What are the inputs to the Develop Project Charter process?

  • enterprise environmental factors
  • contract (where applicable)
  • business case
  • project statement of work
  • organisational project assets

What are the tools & techniques of the Develop Project Charter process?

  • expert judgement

What is the output of the Develop Project Charter process?

  • project charter

What is the purpose of a Business Case document?

It says why it is worth spending money on a project.

What are enterprise environmental factors?

anything you need to know about how a company does business

What are organisational process assets?

they tell you how a company normally runs a project (e.g. standards, lessons learned etc.)

What is a work authorisation system?

it determines how work is assigned and ensures that things are done in the right order

What is the "statement of work"?

It lists all the deliverables that the project needs to produce

What are the inputs to the "Develop Project Management Plan" process?

  • project charter
  • organisational process assets
  • outputs of planning processes of the other knowledge areas
  • enterprise environmental factors

What are the outputs of the Develop Project Management Plan process?

  • project management plan (consists of subsidiary plans for the individual knowledge areas)

Which tools and techniques are used in the Develop Projet Management Plan process?

  • expert judgement

Which three baselines are contained in the project management plan?

  • scope baseline
  • schedule baseline
  • cost performance baseline

What are the inputs to the Direct & Manage Execution process?

  • project management plan
  • enterprise environmental factors
  • organisational process assets
  • approved change requests

Which tools and techniques are used in the Direct and Manage Execution process?

  • expert judgement
  • project management information system

What are the outputs of the Direct & Manage Execution process?

  • deliverables (including any PM documents)
  • work performance information
  • change requests / updates to project document and plan

What are the 3 components of the Direct & Execute Project process?

  1. Use plan to create deliverables.
  2. Repair defects in the deliverables.
  3. Make sure that changes to the plan are reflected in the deliverables.

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