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AICP-Leadership, Adm

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show a limited or narrow outlook, especially focused on a local area; narrow-mindedness.  
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show allows you to recognize your own weaknesses, and draw on a partner’s strengths. Partners must value trust . Collaboration begins with mutual understanding and respect and collaboration be more important than competition.  
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show putting aside self-interests and collaborating to build a new civic infrastructure to advance their shared objectives  
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Five lessons for driving large-scale social change through collaboration?   show
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What can help catalyze change in the face of complex challenges?   show
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show vertical, horizontal, and matrix. In a matrix organization this combines both vertical and horizontal. Matrix organizations encourage interdisciplinary approaches to problem solving. They are difficult to management.  
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What are eight elements to a strategic plan?   show
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show for five or fewer years.  
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What is the main characteristic of strategic planning?   show
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What is the rising concept related to Technology and Related Applications?   show
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What is CITYGreen?   show
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What is NodeXL ?   show
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show It means a shift in demand for retail space. It is having an impact on our transportation networks. As I recently reported, there is a low occupancy in retail parking lots.  
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show Open Street Map, it is an open source tool, making it possible to edit a base map. City Resilience Action Planning Toolkit that includes training on how to engage in participatory risk mapping. GO DATA (Government Open Data Access To All) Detroit.  
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show every year, every department has to start from zero dollars and build their budget from scratch every year. Sometimes used only for new programs. the budget is broken up into "decision packages"  
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show You start with last year budget and sat what changes from last year. some offices even have forms where you can track certain requests from last year's budget. Sometimes used for existing programs.  
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What is political budgeting?   show
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Managing and nurturing planners often means:   show
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Difficult types of staff include:   show
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Unions are:   show
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Which trait is generally NOT typical of public sector offices:   show
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show Is generally cyclical  
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If a staff person makes a mistake:   show
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show The consequences for poor performance should be consistent and quick  
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What is a flat organization?   show
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Cost-benefit analysis   show
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Cost-effectiveness analysis   show
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Net Present Value   show
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Goals Achievement Matrix   show
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show Goals Achievement Matrix (GAM) - Gantt Chart - Linear programming- Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT)- Critical Path Method (CPM)  
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Gantt Chart   show
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Linear programming   show
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show Optimal Scheduling (Unpredictable activities): Graphical illustration for rapid sequencing of tasks. The U.S. Navy developed this method in the 1950s and it is now used widely in the defense industry.  
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Critical Path Method (CPM)   show
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show Fiscal analysis and policy choices- Expenditure estimates- Review of expenditure estimates - Revenue estimates- Budgetary forecasting- The budget document- Budget review and adoption - Budget execution  
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show expenditures are divided into simple classes such as personnel, equipment, and insurance. This type of budget has a short-term focus. Looks one-year into the future and is not linked with strategic, comprehensive, or capital improvement plans.  
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Performance budgets   show
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three performance budget models   show
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The Planning Programming Budgetary System (PPBS)   show
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The Dayton System (“Program Strategies”)   show
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show is a performance budget that is exclusively organized by programs.  
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show multiyear scheduling of public physical improvements. dates back to the 1909 Plan of Chicago- provides a framework for long-range municipal financial planning and debt management. reviewed by jurisdiction’s planning commission.  
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show The capital improvements budget refers to those facilities that are programmed for the next fiscal year. May become a part of the legally adopted annual operating budget  
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capital improvements program   show
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two primary types of budgets   show
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When agencies have major capital expenses, there are a number of financing alternatives available. The most common include the following:   show
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show General Obligation Bonds are voter-approved bonds for capital improvements. GO Bonds use the tax revenue of the government to pay back the debt  
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Revenue Bonds   show
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Tax Increment Financing (TIF)   show
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show Special Assessments allows a particular group of people to assess the cost of a public improvement. e.g. ornamental lighting  
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show Lease-purchase allows a government to "rent-to-own.” The benefit is that the government does not have to borrow money to finance the acquisition of a major capital improvements.  
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three types of taxes   show
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show Land use study evaluating the shift in given issues's share (ie: population/employment from one area to another.  
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A DELPHI study can best study what type of problem?   show
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What is a WBS?   show
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Why is ZBB good for government?   show
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show Program Evaluation & Review Technique (PERT)  
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show Estimates differences between cost new services for development and revenues generated.  
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show PERT (Program Evaluation & Review Technique) and CPM (Critical Path Method)  
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show Esistence, Relatedness, Growth  
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show Evaluates revenues, expenditures, land values-and characteristics fo the development or land use change (Type of land use and distance from central facilities)  
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show A study that evaluates the same group, with the same base trait (ie: birth date) for a long period of time. May be compared to another group representing a larger population universe.  
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show To allow new tasks to be inserted as a project progresses.  
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What is a Gantt Chart?   show
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show PERT: VARIABLE task times. CPM: FIXED task times.  
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show An analysis technique that utilizes surveys & anonymous experts.  
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show Zero Based Budgeting. Assumes a baseline budget of the fiscal cycle is zero. Involves decision packages.  
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show Used prior to a CPM or PERT in order to identify the tasks.  
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show Determine if a project/solution is worth implementing.  
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What two management principles deal with a heirachy of needs?   show
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What is the primary differences between Maslow & ERG?   show
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What is a fiscal impact analysis?   show
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What is cost-benefit analysis?   show
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show Critical Path Method  
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Management by Objectives (MBO)   show
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linear Programming   show
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Economic Base Analysis   show
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