Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

Question

1. Projects are repetitive activities that are performed over and over again.
2. It is easier to meet the quality and stakeholder expectations if the project has a large scope.
3. Cross-charges in an information technology-related project include the use of outside labor, travel, and training.
4. Project management uses repeatable processes and techniques to achieve project goals.
5. A functional decomposition chart begins with identifying the lower-level subprocesses.

Answer 1

1.False
RATIONALE: Projects are different from operational activities, which are repetitive activities performed over and over again. Projects are not repetitive; they come to a definite end once the project objectives are met or the project is cancelled.
2.False
RATIONALE: In general, the larger the scope of the project, the more difficult it is to meet cost, schedule, quality, and stakeholder expectations.
3.False
RATIONALE: Expense items are nondepreciable items that are consumed shortly after they are purchased. Typical expenses associated with an IT-related project include the use of outside labor or consultants, travel, and training.
4.True
RATIONALE: Project management is also part science because it uses time-proven, repeatable processes and techniques to achieve project goals.
5.False
RATIONALE: To create the functional decomposition chart, begin with the name of the system and then identify the highest-level processes to be performed.