A classic planning mistake mentioned in the textbook is having an ‘overly optimistic schedule’.

Danielle has asked some closed-ended questions to start an interview; then some open-ended questions. Now, she wants to really wants to get a greater depth of information about the process. She would probably use _________ questions.

Models that describe processes, without suggesting how they are conducted.

A team of developers and customers are in close communication, with frequent communications, simplicity, feedback and courage. This would best describe:

A critical success factor for project management is to start with a realistic assessment of the work that needs to be accomplished.

The three factors in the text for a feasibility analysis are: technical feasibility; organizational feasibility and economic feasibility.

A collection of data that is stored in some way (which is determined later when creating the physical model).

Which of the following methodologies might be most appropriate if you have a system project with: unclear requirements; very familiar technologies; not all that complex; reasonably reliable; a short time schedule and the schedule visibility is somewhat important?

One problem with using packages software systems is:

Requests for Proposals (RFPs) serve what purpose?