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8 October 2011
3 October 2011
A process is likely to be not out of control when
Note: Answer can be found by referring PMBOK
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Tricky Question
Change requests are an output of all the following processes except
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Control Charts
Control Charts: are used for determining stability of a process. Important
terms are:
USL - Upper Specification Limit
LSL - Lower Specification Limit
UCL - Upper Control Limit
LCL - Lower Control Limit
First two are set by customer and last two are normally (+-) 3 Sigma.
Normally used to track repititive activities, sometimes they are also used
to monitor
cost and schedule variances, volume and frequency of scope changes.
A process is out of control when seven consecutive data points are above or
below the mean.
terms are:
USL - Upper Specification Limit
LSL - Lower Specification Limit
UCL - Upper Control Limit
LCL - Lower Control Limit
First two are set by customer and last two are normally (+-) 3 Sigma.
Normally used to track repititive activities, sometimes they are also used
to monitor
cost and schedule variances, volume and frequency of scope changes.
A process is out of control when seven consecutive data points are above or
below the mean.
20 September 2011
- Critical Path V Critical Chain
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Critical Chain,
Critical Path
19 September 2011
-Ishikawa – Cause and Effect diagrams
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15 September 2011
- 4.1 Develop Project Charter
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Initiating,
Integration Management
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