PMP Question of the Day...

Walter is developing appropriate management strategies to effectively engage stakeholders throughout the project life cycle. Which of the following processes does this define?

A. Control Stakeholder Engagement
B. Manage Stakeholder Expectations
C. Plan Stakeholder Management
D. Conduct Stakeholder Analysis

Ref. PMBOK® Guide, Fifth Edition, Section 13.2, Page 391

PMP Question of the Day...

Today's question is from the Stakeholder Management Process Group. Which of the following is an input to the Identify Stakeholders process?

A. Project management plan
B. Analytical techniques
C. Project charter
D. Project scope

Ref: PMBOK® Guide, Fifth Edition, Section 13.1, Page 393

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PMP Question of the Day...

Today's question comes from the Planning Process Group. This involves a formula you need to remember when you take your PMP Certification Exam.

Marvin is managing a new project involving a software development product. On an average day, his coding staff can write 500 lines of code in 6 hours. On hectic days with a lot of interruptions and team meetings, they require 8 hours to write the same amount of code. On a good day, with no distractions, their performance results in 500 lines of code in 4 hours. Using the Beta Distribution method of three-point estimating, what estimate can Marvin use to enter his activity estimates going forward?

A. 7
B. 6
C. 5
D. 8

Please leave a comment with your answer and we'll see how many know the formula.

Ref: PMBOK® Guide, Fifth Edition, Section 6.5.2.4, Page 171

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