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What statement correctly describe the iterative nature of the process groups?
repeat monitoring must continue need to implement
Which statements correctly describe the activities of the initiating and closing process groups in a projects life cycle?
The initiating process group increases ... The activities of the closing process...
What statement correctly describes the iterative nature of the process groups?
- You repeat Monitoring & controlling process - you implement the initiating and closing process - you continue repeating planning and executing
Which Statement correctly describe the iterative nature of project management process groups?
You need to implement the initiating and closing You must continue repeating Plannind and Executing You need to repeat Monitoring and Controlling
Which statements best describe the activities of the initiating process group and closing process group?
activities the closing process
Is the design process iterative?
yes
What is the iterative waterfall?
Iterative waterfall model is a software process model also called the incremental process model. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iterative_and_incremental_development
What statements describe how this may impact the project management process?
delay must conduct
Which process model suitable for development project?
Iterative
What is an iterative process model?
a model that goes back to an earlier step in the process
Which statements correctly describe the activities of the initiating and closing process groups in a project's life cycle?
The activities of the Closing process group reach their peak as the Monitoring and Controlling processes are ending The Initiating process group increases steadily in activity at the beginning of the project, and starts to wind down as the Planning process group shows rapid increase in activity
The process of backing up re thinking and gathering information makes the scientific method a A-worthless process b-long process c-iterative process d-random process?
The process of backing up, re-thinking, and gathering information makes the scientific method an iterative process.
