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PMI-SP Exam Questions

Exam Name: PMI Scheduling Professional Exam
Exam Code: PMI-SP
Related Certification(s): PMI Scheduling Professional PMI-SP Certification
Certification Provider: PMI
Actual Exam Duration: 120 Minutes
Number of PMI-SP practice questions in our database: 326 (updated: Jun. 05, 2026)
Expected PMI-SP Exam Topics, as suggested by PMI :
  • Topic 1: Collect resource information and updates via reports, timesheets, meetings, inspections/ Develop the project resource breakdown structure (RBS)
  • Topic 2: Identify critical and near-critical path(s) using techniques such as Critical Path Method/ Establish scheduling policies and procedures regarding methodology
  • Topic 3: Define activities and milestones through communication with subject matter experts/ Develop the scheduling-related components for project management plans
  • Topic 4: Perform schedule analysis and audit, on in-house and subcontractor schedules/ Provide information about project scheduling objectives and goals
  • Topic 5: Establish project schedule configuration management policies and procedures incorporating best practices/ Align schedule with the overall program plan or integrated master plan (IMP)
  • Topic 6: Obtain a consensus of the project customer, sponsor, project manager/ Update the schedule model and document schedule baseline changes
  • Topic 7: Develop schedule approach, based on the unique characteristics of the project/ Incorporate approved risk mitigation activities into the schedule
  • Topic 8: Collect activity status at defined intervals from activity owners via reports, meetings, inspections/ Sequence activities, incorporating defined dependencies Perform schedule risk analysis using quantitative tools or techniques/ Analyze major milestones against statement of work (SOW)
  • Topic 9: Adjust schedule model based upon resource availability/ Establish the Performance Measurement Baseline (PMB)
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Angela Gonzalez

3 days ago
Schedule Planning and Development questions tend to give activity descriptions and ask you to construct logic, pick dependencies, or assign calendars and durations. A colleague passed after focusing on precedence diagramming, leads and lags, estimating techniques, and how resource constraints reshape the plan.
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Dennis Thompson

1 month ago
Schedule Strategy questions often present a project scenario and ask which high-level approach to adopt, for example choosing between top-down, bottom-up, or resource-driven schedules. I managed to pass and found it useful to study how strategy choices affect critical path, float, and stakeholder priorities so you can justify trade-offs.
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Patricia Collins

2 months ago
When I took the exam, the questions about float calculation with resource leveling were unexpectedly tricky, especially distinguishing total float from free float under constraints, practicing network diagram problems with real examples helped a lot.
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George Jackson

1 month ago
Honestly, I stumbled over leads and lags because the questions switched between finish-to-start and start-to-start logic without clear cues.
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Ronald Lee

1 month ago
Another confusing spot was rebaselining versus accepting baseline variances, and I recommend memorizing required documentation and approval steps for baseline changes.
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Stephen Walker

1 month ago
My experience was that earned value metrics framed as schedule indicators can be misleading, so I focused on how SPI and SV are interpreted for schedule performance rather than cost.
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Kenneth Flores

1 month ago
Interestingly, there were a few items that tied stakeholder communication frequency directly to schedule monitoring thresholds, which forced me to think about communication plans as part of control activities.
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Richard King

27 days ago
Also, choosing between crashing and fast tracking felt ambiguous until I practiced justifying the choice based on risk and cost tradeoffs.
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Yuette

2 months ago
Confident I passed the PMI-SP with the support of Pass4Success. Tip: Revise effectively by creating mind maps of key topics.
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Kiley

2 months ago
Relieved to have passed the PMI-SP exam, thanks to Pass4Success. Tip: Practice scheduling simulations to build confidence.
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Maryrose

3 months ago
The morning of the test, I doubted myself and my memory, yet pass4success provided concise summaries and real-world scenarios that clicked. Keep practicing steadily; you're closer than you think.
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Candida

3 months ago
The exam had several questions on schedule optimization techniques. Study methods like lead/lag adjustments and activity crashing. Pass4Success practice questions were invaluable for this topic!
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Ernestine

3 months ago
My nerves kicked in as soon as I opened the practice questions, but pass4success gave me structured study paths and timed drills that boosted my pace. Stay focused and trust your preparation—success is within reach.
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Ciara

3 months ago
Resource leveling was brutal, with the tricky scenarios about over-allocated resources; Pass4Success drills modeled the pacing and helped me spot realistic constraints.
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Ressie

4 months ago
Watch out for questions on schedule baseline maintenance. Know when and how to update the baseline, and the implications of changes. The exam tests your understanding of change control processes.
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Jamal

4 months ago
I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam, and the Pass4Success practice questions were invaluable. One question that I found difficult was about the process of developing a Schedule Management Plan. I wasn't confident in my answer, but I passed the exam.
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Amie

4 months ago
PMI-SP certification achieved! Pass4Success helped me prep efficiently. The exam was challenging, but I felt ready.
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Lawanda

4 months ago
Aced the PMI-SP with the help of pass4success. Tip: Review your weak areas thoroughly, don't neglect them.
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Isadora

5 months ago
Passed my PMI-SP exam today! Pass4Success questions were incredibly similar to the real thing. Highly recommend!
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Lang

5 months ago
Passed the PMI-SP exam! There were tricky questions on rolling wave planning. Understand how to apply this technique in projects with uncertain scopes. Pass4Success really helped me master this concept.
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Crista

5 months ago
Pass4Success practice exams were a game-changer for me. Tip: Focus on understanding scheduling concepts, not just memorizing.
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Rosalind

5 months ago
Excited to share that I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam. The Pass4Success practice questions were instrumental in my success. There was a question on how to close out a project schedule, and I wasn't entirely sure of the steps, but I still passed.
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Bonita

6 months ago
I successfully passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam, and the Pass4Success practice questions were a great help. One question that caught me off guard was about the tools and techniques for schedule monitoring and controlling. I wasn't sure which tool to choose, but I passed anyway.
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Latrice

6 months ago
Woohoo! PMI-SP certified! Pass4Success materials were a lifesaver. Exam was tough, but I was well-prepared.
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Chantay

6 months ago
Happy to share that I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam. The Pass4Success practice questions were spot on. There was a question on how to develop a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for schedule planning. I found it challenging but still passed.
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Alberto

6 months ago
The exam tested knowledge of schedule development tools and techniques. Familiarize yourself with various software options and their capabilities. Thanks Pass4Success for the comprehensive coverage!
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Junita

7 months ago
Scheduling ethics questions tripped me up, especially interpreting PMBOK guidance vs real-world constraints; the Pass4Success reviews highlighted the right balance and clarified which answers align with PMI standards.
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Jesus

7 months ago
I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam, thanks to the Pass4Success practice questions. One question that puzzled me was about the best practices for stakeholder communication in schedule management. I wasn't certain of the correct answer, but I managed to pass.
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Michael

7 months ago
I was jittery before the exam, overwhelmed by the volume of scheduling terms. Pass4Success built my confidence with focused practice tests and clear explanations, and now I'm ready to tackle any challenge. You've got this—believe in your prep and keep pushing forward.
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Madelyn

7 months ago
The hardest part for me was the Critical Path method questions; the practice tests helped by showing multiple ways to calculate float and verify logic, and Pass4Success practice prepared you for tricky edge cases.
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Dominga

8 months ago
Just passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam! Thanks Pass4Success for the spot-on practice questions. Saved me so much time!
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Lettie

8 months ago
Thrilled to announce that I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam. The Pass4Success practice questions were very useful. One challenging question asked about the steps involved in closing out a project schedule. I was unsure about the sequence, but I still succeeded.
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Helaine

8 months ago
Be prepared for questions on schedule integration with other project management areas. Know how scheduling interfaces with scope, cost, and quality management. Pass4Success materials covered these relationships well.
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Kanisha

8 months ago
Passed the PMI-SP exam thanks to Pass4Success practice tests! Tip: Manage your time wisely, don't get bogged down in any one section.
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Talia

9 months ago
Just passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam! The Pass4Success practice questions were extremely helpful. There was a tricky question on how to monitor schedule performance using Earned Value Management (EVM). I wasn't sure of the answer, but I still passed.
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Yuette

9 months ago
Passed my PMI-SP exam today! Huge thanks to Pass4Success for their efficient and relevant study materials.
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Corinne

9 months ago
I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam, and the Pass4Success practice questions were invaluable. One question that I found difficult was about the process of developing a Schedule Management Plan. I wasn't confident in my answer, but I passed the exam.
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Barbra

11 months ago
Just got certified as a PMI Scheduling Professional! Pass4Success's exam questions were invaluable.
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Vi

11 months ago
Just completed the PMI-SP exam! There were numerous questions on schedule forecasting. Understand trend analysis and how to use performance data to predict future outcomes. Pass4Success practice tests were spot on!
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Susy

12 months ago
Activity sequencing was tested in-depth. Know different types of dependencies and how to apply them in network diagrams. Practice identifying and correcting sequencing errors.
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Estrella

12 months ago
Aced the PMI-SP exam! Pass4Success's materials were perfect for my short preparation time. Many thanks!
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Jacquline

1 year ago
PMI Scheduling Professional exam done! Couldn't have done it without Pass4Success's spot-on practice questions.
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Armanda

1 year ago
The exam had several questions on schedule quality analysis. Be familiar with techniques to assess schedule integrity and reliability. Pass4Success really helped me grasp these concepts quickly.
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Jade

1 year ago
Passed the PMI-SP exam today! Make sure you understand schedule control processes. Know how to monitor progress, update schedules, and manage changes. Thanks Pass4Success for the great prep!
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Cary

1 year ago
Successfully completed the PMI-SP certification! Pass4Success's relevant questions made all the difference.
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Blondell

1 year ago
Resource optimization was a significant topic on the exam. Study techniques for balancing resource constraints with schedule requirements. Pass4Success materials covered this well!
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Willie

1 year ago
Passed the PMI-SP exam with flying colors! Pass4Success's materials were key to my quick preparation.
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Danica

1 year ago
Be ready for questions on schedule communication. Understand stakeholder needs and various schedule presentation formats. The exam tests your ability to tailor communications effectively.
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Gearldine

1 year ago
Just finished the PMI-SP exam! There were several questions on schedule compression. Know the difference between crashing and fast-tracking, and when to use each. Pass4Success practice questions were invaluable!
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Keva

1 year ago
Just became a PMI Scheduling Professional! Pass4Success's exam questions were incredibly helpful. Thank you!
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Shawnna

1 year ago
The exam tests your knowledge of different scheduling methods. Be familiar with critical path, critical chain, and agile approaches. Pass4Success really helped me understand the differences.
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Peggie

1 year ago
Excited to share that I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam. The Pass4Success practice questions were instrumental in my success. There was a question on how to close out a project schedule, and I wasn't entirely sure of the steps, but I still passed.
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Maryln

1 year ago
Watch out for questions on schedule variance analysis. Know how to calculate and interpret schedule variance and schedule performance index (SPI).
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Kassandra

1 year ago
PMI-SP exam conquered! Pass4Success's practice tests were crucial for my success. Thanks for the efficient prep!
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Noel

1 year ago
Passed the PMI-SP exam today! There were quite a few questions on schedule baseline development. Study the inputs and outputs of this process. Thanks Pass4Success for the comprehensive materials!
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Kayleigh

1 year ago
Risk management in scheduling is a key topic. Expect questions on how to identify, assess, and mitigate schedule risks. Pass4Success practice tests were spot on for this!
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Una

2 years ago
I successfully passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam, and the Pass4Success practice questions were a great help. One question that caught me off guard was about the tools and techniques for schedule monitoring and controlling. I wasn't sure which tool to choose, but I passed anyway.
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Tegan

2 years ago
Thrilled to have passed the PMI-SP exam! Pass4Success provided relevant questions that really prepared me well.
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Darell

2 years ago
The exam had several questions on schedule network analysis. Make sure you understand forward and backward pass calculations, and how to interpret network diagrams.
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Jesusa

2 years ago
Happy to announce that I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam. The Pass4Success practice questions were very useful. There was a question on how to develop a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for schedule planning. I found it challenging but still passed.
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Joaquin

2 years ago
Be prepared for scenario-based questions on schedule compression techniques. Know when to use fast-tracking vs. crashing and their potential risks.
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Novella

2 years ago
Passed my PMI-SP certification! Pass4Success's exam questions were a lifesaver for last-minute studying.
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Sage

2 years ago
I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam, thanks to the Pass4Success practice questions. One question that puzzled me was about the best practices for stakeholder communication in schedule management. I wasn't certain of the correct answer, but I managed to pass.
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Wenona

2 years ago
Earned Value Management (EVM) is heavily tested. Practice calculating CPI, SPI, and forecasting final costs. Pass4Success really helped me master these concepts quickly!
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Micheal

2 years ago
Thrilled to share that I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam. The Pass4Success practice questions were spot on. One challenging question asked about the steps involved in closing out a project schedule. I was unsure about the sequence, but I still succeeded.
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Hester

2 years ago
Heads up on resource leveling questions. They often ask about techniques to optimize resource allocation across multiple projects. Study different leveling strategies and their impacts.
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Kris

2 years ago
Wow, the PMI Scheduling Professional exam was tough, but I made it! Grateful for Pass4Success's quick prep materials.
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Armando

2 years ago
Just passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam! The Pass4Success practice questions were a lifesaver. There was a tricky question on how to monitor schedule performance using Earned Value Management (EVM). I wasn't confident in my answer, but I still made it through.
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Danica

2 years ago
Just passed the PMI-SP exam! The questions on critical path method were tricky. Make sure you can calculate float and identify critical activities. Thanks Pass4Success for the great prep materials!
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Nadine

2 years ago
I recently passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam, and I must say, the Pass4Success practice questions were incredibly helpful. One question that stumped me was about developing a Schedule Management Plan. It asked how to integrate risk management into the schedule planning process. I wasn't entirely sure of the best approach, but I managed to pass the exam nonetheless.
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Jonell

2 years ago
Just passed the PMI-SP exam! Pass4Success's practice questions were spot-on. Thanks for helping me succeed!
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Flo

2 years ago
Successfully passing the PMI Scheduling Professional exam was a great achievement for me, and I attribute my success to the thorough preparation I did with Pass4Success practice questions. One question that I remember from the exam was about developing the project resource breakdown structure (RBS). It tested my knowledge of how to organize and categorize project resources to ensure efficient resource allocation and utilization throughout the project lifecycle.
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Barabara

2 years ago
My experience taking the PMI Scheduling Professional exam was a success, as I passed with flying colors using Pass4Success practice questions. The exam covered a wide range of topics, including developing the project resource breakdown structure and establishing scheduling policies. One question that I found particularly tricky was about collecting resource information and updates via reports, timesheets, meetings, and inspections. It required me to demonstrate my understanding of how to effectively gather and utilize resource data for project scheduling purposes.
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Anglea

2 years ago
Just passed the PMI-SP exam! Critical path analysis was a key focus. Expect questions on float calculation and schedule compression techniques. Brush up on your network diagramming skills. Thanks to Pass4Success for the spot-on practice questions that helped me prepare efficiently!
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Flo

2 years ago
I passed the PMI Scheduling Professional exam with the help of Pass4Success practice questions. The exam was challenging, but I felt well-prepared thanks to the detailed explanations provided in the practice questions. One question that stood out to me was related to identifying critical paths using the Critical Path Method. It required me to analyze a complex project schedule and determine the sequence of tasks that would impact the project timeline the most.
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Free PMI PMI-SP Exam Actual Questions

Note: Premium Questions for PMI-SP were last updated On Jun. 05, 2026 (see below)

Question #1

You are the project manager of a project that has a budget of $875,000 and you have completed 40 percent of the project work. Due to some errors, however, you have actually spent $425,000 of the budget. Management wants to know what the project's cost performance index is. What value do you report?

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Correct Answer: C

Cost performance index (CPI) is used to calculate performance efficiencies. It is used in trend analysis

to predict future performance. CPI is the

ratio of earned value to actual cost. The CPI is calculated based on the following formula:

CPI = Earned Value (EV) / Actual Cost (AC)

If the CPI value is greater than 1, it indicates better than expected performance, whereas if the value

is less than 1, it shows poor

performance. The CPI value of 1 indicates that the project is right on target. In this instance it's

$350,000 divided by $425,000 for a CPI

of .82.

Answer option B is incorrect. $350,000 is the earned value of the project.

Answer option A is incorrect. -$75,000 is the cost variance for the project.

Answer option D is incorrect. -$187,500 is the predicted variance at the completion of the project.


Question #2

Tom works as the project manager for Blue Well Inc. He is working with his project to ensure timely and appropriate generation, retrieval, distribution, collection, storage, and ultimate disposition of project information. What is the process in which Tom is working?

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Correct Answer: C

Tom is working with the project communication management process, as it is required to ensure the

timely disposition of project information. Project Communications Management is one of the nine

Knowledge Areas. It employs the processes required to ensure timely and appropriate generation,

collection, distribution, storage, retrieval, and ultimate disposition of project information. The

following processes are part of Project Communications Management:

Identify Stakeholders

Plan Communications

Distribute information

Manage Stakeholder Expectations

Report Performance

The Project Communications Management processes provide the critical links among people and

information that are necessary for successful

communications. These processes interact with each other and with the processes in the other

Knowledge Areas as well.

Answer option B is incorrect. Managing stakeholder expectation is the process of working and

communicating with the stakeholders to meet

their requirements.

Answer option A is incorrect. Work performance measurement uses the information to create

project activity metrics to evaluate actual

progress compared to planned progress.

Answer option D is incorrect. Stakeholder analysis is the process of gathering and analyzing

quantitative and qualitative information to

determine the interest of the stakeholders.

You are the project manager for your organization. Management has asked you to document the

holidays, weekends, and other corporate

working hours, which will supersede the project timings for your schedule. Which calendar will

communicate to the project stakeholders, when

the project work will take place within the organization?


Question #3

You are the project manager of the GHQ Project. You have to prioritize activities for the effective management of project. For this, you have created a network diagram to schedule a set of project activities as shown in the figure:

Based on this figure, what is the critical path of this project?

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Correct Answer: D

The activity nodes of path ACFGJ equals 26 days and is the longest path to completion - it is the

critical path.

ACFGJ= A(4)+C(8)+F(4)+G(6)+J(4)=26

What is a critical path?

A critical path is the sequence of project activities, which add up to the longest overall duration. This

determines the

shortest time possible to complete the project. Any delay of an activity on the critical path directly

impacts the planned

project completion date (i.e. there is no float on the critical path). A project can have several,

parallel, near critical paths. An

additional parallel path through the network with the total durations shorter than the critical path is

called a sub-critical or

non-critical path.

These results allow managers to prioritize activities for the effective management of project

completion, and to shorten the

planned critical path of a project by pruning critical path activities, by 'fast tracking' (i.e., performing

more activities in

parallel), and/or by 'crashing the critical path' (i.e., shortening the durations of critical path activities

by adding resources).

Answer option A is incorrect. ABEHJ takes only 22 days to complete; it is not the critical path.

ABEHJ=A(4)+B(5)+E(2)+H(7)+J(4)=22

Answer option C is incorrect. ADGJ takes only 15 days to complete; it is not the critical path.

ADGJ=A(4)+D(1)+G(6)+J(4)=15

Answer option B is incorrect. ACFIJ takes only 23 days to complete; it is not the critical path.

ACFIJ=A(4)+C(8)+F(4)+I(3)+J(4)=23


Question #4

Which of the following individuals performs various management roles within an administrative or functional area of the business, such as human resources, finance, accounting, or procurement?

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Correct Answer: C

The role of a functional manager is to perform various management roles within an administrative or functional area of the business, such as human resources, finance, accounting, or procurement. He is assigned his own permanent staff to carry out the ongoing work. He should have a clear directive to manage all tasks within his functional area of responsibility. Answer option D is incorrect. A project manager is an expert in the field of project management. He is responsible for the entire project from inception to completion. The project manager leads the team and helps negotiate the multiple relationships within any project whether with clients, team members, firm principals or any variety of partners and functions as the hub of a project. Answer option A is incorrect. Seller is also known as a vendor, supplier or contractor. They are external company's elements that enter into a contractual agreement to provide components or services necessary for the project. Answer option B is incorrect. The role of operations manager is to perform various management roles in a core business area, such as research and development, design, manufacturing, provisioning, testing, or maintenance. The operations manager directly deals with constructing and maintaining the saleable products or services of the enterprise.


Question #5

Mary is the project manager of the H1QZ Project. This project is a subproject of the HQZ Project and the project schedule is fixed and cannot vary. Stephen, a project team member, reports that he's having trouble completing his project assignment and will likely be at least two days late. Examine the figure given below:

If Stephen's assignment is Activity B, what impact will his two days of lateness have on the project end date?

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Correct Answer: A


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