10April

MGT4109 Project Time Management and Technology Assignment

MGT4109 Project Time Management and Technology

Final Exam Q1 Pool Questions (1 from 5) Answer Key

  1. Estimation

When grading the question, it would appear as:

QuestionsAnswers
Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (24.5)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (22)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (24.7)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (25)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE-POINT (PERT) estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (24.8)
  • Estimation

When grading the question, it would appear as:

QuestionsAnswers
Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (16.5)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (17)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (16.7)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (16)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE-POINT (PERT) estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (16.8)
  • Estimation

When grading the question, it would appear as:

QuestionAnswers
Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (27.5)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (27)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (27.7)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (28)
  • Estimation

When grading the question, it would appear as:

Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (25)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (24)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (23.7)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (23)
  • Estimation

When grading the question, it would appear as:

QuestionsAnswers
Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (29)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (28.5)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (26.3)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)                    (27)