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What is the software you have used for project management
What is the software you have used for project management? Many companies have there own software defined. There are many project management software available at this moment in market but this can vary from company to company , worst it can very from project to project. But Microsoft project is the... 2007-10-30, 4764👍, 0💬

What is difference between SITP and UTP in testing
What is difference between SITP and UTP in testing ? UTP (Unit Test Plan) are done at smallest unit level or stand alone mode. Example you have Customer and invoicing module. So you will do test on Customer and Invoice module independently. But later when we want test both customer and invoice in on... 2007-10-30, 10256👍, 0💬

What is internal change request
What is internal change request? Internal change request are not normally billable change request, it has no financial gains from the client. Example your architecture division of your company has said in mid of the project that the architecture has to be modified. Definitely this has nothing to do ... 2007-10-30, 5679👍, 0💬

How do you handle change request
How do you handle change request? Normally change request are handled by preparing an Impact analysis document and then doing re-estimation. Example you have an on going project, which has a customer table. Now customer want to also have addresses assigned to it. So you normally raise a change reque... 2007-10-30, 9480👍, 0💬

What is pareto principle
What is 80/20 principle ? Pareto principle also paraphrased as 80/20 principle is simple effective problem tackling way in management. It says that 20% of your problems lead to other 80 % of problems. So rather than concentrating on the 80% of problem if you concentrate on 20% of problems you can sa... 2007-10-30, 5175👍, 0💬

What is Ishikawa diagram
What is a fish bone diagram ? Dr. Kaoru Ishikawa, invented the fishbone diagram. Therefore, it can be also referred as Ishikawa diagram. Fishbone diagram is an analysis diagram which provides a systematic way of looking at effects and the causes that create or contribute to those effects. Because of... 2007-10-30, 7544👍, 0💬

What is DAR (Decision Analysis and Resolution)
What is DAR (Decision Analysis and Resolution) ? Decision Analysis and Resolution is to analyze possible decisions using a formal evaluation process that identifies alternatives against established criteria. Example in a project you are said to use third party tools so you will not depend on only on... 2007-10-30, 7483👍, 0💬

What is CAR (Causal Analysis and Resolution)
What is CAR (Causal Analysis and Resolution)? The basic purpose of CAR is to analyze all defects, problems and good practices/positive triggers in projects, perform a root cause analysis of the same, identify respective corrective and preventive actions and track these to closure. The advantage of C... 2007-10-30, 7593👍, 0💬

How do you estimate a project
How do you estimate a project? There are many techniques available for estimating a project: Function points Use Case points WBS etc etc. 2007-10-30, 4924👍, 0💬

How is normally a project management plan document organized
How is normally a project management plan document organized ? PMP document forms the bible of a project. It has normally these sections : Project summary Project organization hierarchy WBS / Activity list to be performed with schedule. Work product identification (In short who will do what) Project... 2007-10-30, 6937👍, 0💬

What is effort variance
What is effort variance? Effort Variance = (Actual effort – Estimated Effort) / Estimated Effort. 2007-10-30, 7842👍, 0💬

What is a project baselines
What is a project baselines ? It defines a logical closure of any deliverable or cycle. Example you have completed the requirement phase with sign off from the client on the requirement document.So you put a baseline and say that further any changes to this document are change request. Versioning of... 2007-10-30, 4698👍, 0💬

What is triple constraint triangle in project management
What is triple constraint triangle in project management ? Project Management triangle is depicted as Cost, Schedule and scope.These three aspects form the sides of triangle and the customer is the center point.As customer is always concerned about Cost,Scope and Schedule, so in order to get custome... 2007-10-30, 8343👍, 0💬

Can you explain different software development life cycles - part II
Can you explain different software development life cycles -part II? Water Fall Model This is the oldest model. It has sequence of stages; output of one stage becomes input of other. Following are stages in Waterfall model: System Requirement: - This is initial stage of the project where end user re... 2007-10-30, 6306👍, 0💬

Can you explain different software development life cycles - part I
Can you explain different software development life cycles ? Note:- This questions is asked to test that as a project manager do you have a know how of all the project life cycles.In PMP (Project management plan) you have to specify saying which software development model you will follow. Definitely... 2007-10-30, 5114👍, 0💬

Are risk constant through out the project
Are risk constant through out the project ? * Never say that risk is high through out the project. Risk is high at the start of projects, but by proper POC (Proof of concept) risk is brought in control.Good project managers always have proper risk mitigation plan at the start of project. As the proj... 2007-10-30, 7290👍, 0💬

How many phases are there in software project
Can you explain project life cycle ? Figure :- 12.2 Life cycle of a project There are five stages of any project initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closeout. These are general phases and change according to domain. During Software project management interview expected answer is requir... 2007-10-30, 7730👍, 0💬

Who is a stakeholder
Who is a stakeholder ? A stakeholder is anyone who has something to gain or lose as a result of the completion or failure of this project or phase Note:- It’s not only the end customer the stakeholder. Project managers, Project Lead, even programmers, testing department etc. are stake holders of pro... 2007-10-30, 5002👍, 0💬

Is spending in IT projects constant through out the project
Is spending in IT projects constant through out the project? Note:- It’s a tricky question, to know how much depth you have regarding costing of projects. Normally in initial stage of projects (requirement and design phase) the cost is very less (as you need maximum business analyst and architecture... 2007-10-30, 5182👍, 0💬

What is project management?
What is project management Applying knowledge, skills, tools, techniques in project and deliver project deliverables is a short definition of project management.It’s basically managing project time, cost and scope. 2007-10-30, 4831👍, 0💬

Explain the different elements of a Use Case
Explain the different elements of a Use Case ? Package: - It logically groups element of a UML model. Use Case :- It represents a set of events. Actor : - Role played by an outside object. Interface :- It specifies the externally operations of a class, component, package, or other element without sp... 2007-10-26, 5507👍, 0💬

Describe different elements in Static Chart diagrams
Describe different elements in Static Chart diagrams ? Package: - It logically groups element of a UML model. Class: - They describe set of objects with similar structure, behavior, and relationships. Data Type :- A data type is an instance of the DataType metaclass defined in the UML metamodel. A d... 2007-10-26, 7499👍, 0💬

What are the element in State Chart diagrams
What are the element in State Chart diagrams ? State: Itfs a condition when following events occur: bject satisfies a condition. Or performs a action. Or waits for a event to happen. Composite State : It has one or more sub states. Initial State: It represents a state before any event occurs. Final... 2007-10-26, 4895👍, 0💬

Describe the various components in sequence diagrams
Describe the various components in sequence diagrams? Object lifeline: It represents the lifetime of an object creation and its destruction. If the object is created or destroyed during the time period the diagram represents, then the lifeline stops or starts at the appropriate point. An object's de... 2007-10-26, 5514👍, 0💬

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