1.

He suggests an approach that addresses project objectives, milestones and schedules,

responsibilities, management and technical approaches, and required resources.
a. Larry bird b. Airlie Council c. Barry Boehm d. 5WHH

2. it is the process of systematic review of evidence that define or estimate a risk. The
purpose is to guide risk management
a. Earned Value tracking b. formal risk management c. critical practices d. empirical
cost.

3. the monthly report of earned value metrics. And the metrics computed from an activity
network of tasks for the entire effort.
a. Earned Value tracking b. formal risk management c. empirical cost and
schedule estimation D. metric-based project management.

4. the current estimate size of the application software (excluding system software) that will
be delivered into operation.

a. Earned Value tracking b. empirical cost and schedule estimation c. metric-

based project management. D. track progress
5. To determine the success of a project, and help project managers evaluate
a project's status, foresee risks and assess team productivity and quality of work.

a. Program management b. software engineering c. technical strategy d. metric-

based project management.

6. It is the foundation for all other project planning activities and project planning provides the
road map for successful software engineering.
a. Estimation b. track progress c. earned value tracking d. project

7. it is an umbrella activity within software engineering. It begins before any technical activity
is initiated and continues throughout the definition, development, and support of computer
software.
a. Project planning b. risk management c. Software project management
d. software engineering