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260.An adaptive project life cycle in which the deliverable is produced through a
series of iterations that successively add functionality withina
predetermined time frame. The deliverable contains the necessaryand
sufficient capability to be considered complete only after the final iteration.
A. Incremental lifecycle.
B. Waterfall lifecycle.
C. Critical path lifecycle.
D. Program life cycle.
261.An adaptive project life cycle in which the deliverable matures through a
series of repeated cycles. The deliverable contains the necessary and sufficient
capability to be considered complete at the end of each cycle. Each repeated
cycle further enhances the capability of the deliverable.
A. Project lifecycle.
B. Iterative life cycle.
C. Product lifecycle.
D. Business analysis lifecycle.
262.A form of project life cycle in which the project scope, time, and cost are
determined in the early phases of the life cycle.
A. Program life cycle.
B. Product lifecycle.
C. Predictive lifecycle.
D. Adaptive life cycle.
263.The iterative process of increasing the level of detail ina project
management plan as greater amounts of information and more accurate
estimates become available.
A. Waterfallschedule.
B. Ganttchart.
C. Summaryschedule.
D. Progressive elaboration.
264.WhichofthebelowrepresentstheBESTdefinitionforqualityaudits?
A. Aqualityauditisastructured,independentprocesstodetermineifprojectactivitiescomply
withorganizationalandprojectpolicies,processes,andprocedures.
B. A project document that includes quality management issues, recommendations for
correctiveactions,andasummaryoffindingsfromqualitycontrolactivities,andmayinclude
recommendationsforprocess,project,andproductimprovements.
C. ApolicyspecifictotheProjectQualityManagementKnowledgeArea,itestablishesthebasic
principlesthatshouldgoverntheorganization’sactionsasnimplementsitssystemforquality
management.
D. A description of a project or product attribute and how to measure it.