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PMBOK 5 Process Groups Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling, Closing.
Initiating (process group) Formally authorizes a project/phase and defines high-level purpose.
Initiating (process group) Outputs Project Charter, stakeholder identification.
Initiating (process group) authorize, charter, approve, high-level scope
Planning (process group) Defines how the project will be executed, monitored, controlled, and closed.
Planning (process group) Outputs scope baseline, WBS, schedule baseline, budget baseline, risk plans.
Planning (process group) WBS, baselines, requirements, scope statement, schedule/budget.
Executing (process group) Performs the project work and produces deliverables.
Executing (process group) implement plan, create deliverables, manage team.
Monitoring & Controlling (process group Track performance vs plan; identify variances; approve changes; corrective actions.
Monitoring & Controlling (process group variance, baseline comparison, change control, performance
Closing (process group) Formally completes project/phase and documents results.
Closing acceptance, lessons learned, close contracts, archive, release team.
Which two processes are considered iterative processes? Planning& Executing
During which life cycle phase is the vast majority of the actual work to produce the project’s deliverables completed? Executing
Which PMBOK process group is described as the delivery part of project management where the main activity happens? Executing
Which advantage does the functional (departmentalized) organizational structure provide for a firm with multiple projects? Lines of authority are clear.
Which two organizations are examples of organizations with the functional organizational structure? The U.S. Department of State& The U.S Department of Energy
What is the correct term for an intermediate outcome of project work, such as a signed contract or obtaining a construction permit? Deliverable
Which deliverable from a work breakdown structure (WBS) is not specific enough to measure its completion at project closure? User training
Which activity is accomplished as part of the planning process of a project? Finalizing the project budget
Which process involves determining who the project’s stakeholders are? The initiating process
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