PDM_2002001060 試験問題を無料オンラインアクセス

The equivalent of a cost reimbursable contract is frequently termed:

• A.progress payment contract.
• B.fixed price contracts.
• C.back-charge contract.
• D.cost plus contract.

To meet the requirements of the project through effective contract management, it is best to:

• A.avoid using contractual documents.
• B.use standard clauses in contracts.
• C.prepare a unique contract.
• D.mix standard and unique clauses.

A subcontractor raises a change request for extra work on a specific site. The project
manager requests an entry to the IPM CR module. This is:

• A.the incorrect process because the prudency principle should be followed and the customer order should be received first.
• B.the incorrect process because all changes should be logged into 4C CCR.
• C.the recommended process because IPM supports site level changes very well, especially with the RTI capability.
• D.the recommended process because only site level changes are managed in the IPM CR module.

Your project is ongoing, all partner contracts have been renegotiated and new, higher prices came into effect immediately. If all the other circumstances in your project remain unchanged, your CPI value will:

• A.not be affected by the change.
• B.decrease.
• C.increase.
• D.be affected by the change but the trend can't be determined with the data provided.

What should be done to ensure that the entire scope of work of the project is included in our planning?

• A.Create a risk management plan.
• B.Create a work breakdown structure (WBS).
• C.Create a contingency plan.
• D.Create a scope statement.