PM0015 – Quantitative methods in Project Management

 

 

 

Dear students get fully solved assignments

call us at :- 08263069601 

            or

mail us at  help.mbaassignments@gmail.com

 

 

(Winter/November 2012)

Master of Business Administration – MBA Semester 4

“Project Management” Specialization

PM 0015 – Quantitative methods in Project Management (4 credits)

(Book ID: B1344)

ASSIGNMENT- Set 1

Marks 60

 

Note: Assignment Set -1 must be written within 6-8 pages. Answer all questions.

 

Q1.a. Describe the Scoring Method for project selection                       5 marks   (150-200) words

 

Answer : A method of scoring options against a prioritize requirements list to determine which option best fits the selection criteria.

 

The Weighted Scoring Method

 

 

 

 

b. Discuss the algorithm for solving the shortest-route problem             5 marks(150-200) words

 

  Answer : In recitation we talked a bit about graphs: how to represent them and how to traverse them. Today we will discuss one of the most important graph algorithms: Dijkstra’s shortest path algorithm, a greedy algorithm that efficiently finds shortest paths in a graph. (Pronunciation: “Dijkstra” is Dutch and starts out like “dike”).

 

 

 

 

Q2. Describe the rules for network construction. Discuss PERT technique of project planning

                                                                                                                         10 marks(300-400) words

Answer : The following are the primary rules for constructing AOA diagram.

 

1. The starting event and ending event of an activity are called tail event and head event, respectively.

2. The network should have a unique

 

Q3. What do you mean by crash duration? Describe the Time-Cost Optimization algorithm. 

                                                                                                                        10marks(300-400) words

 

Answer :  The premise, the whole idea behind Crash, is brilliant. Succinctly and elegantly explained in the introduction to the French edition (included in most of the English-language editions), Ballard’s book sounds visionary. It is “an

 

 

Q4. Describe how you can choose an appropriate forecasting model.

                                                                                                                        10 marks(300-400) words

Answer : These options are briefly described below, and are discussed in more depth in other notes in the course outline. See the accompanying Forecasting Flow Chart for a pictorial view of the model-specification process, and refer back to the Statgraphics Model Specification panel to see how the model features are selected in

 

 

 

 

Q5.a. Write a note on Graphical Evaluation & Review Technique            5 marks(150-200) words

 

Answer : The Graphical Evaluation and Review Technique (GERT) is a schedule development technique that illustrates loops in an activity sequence, branches between activities, and different project outcomes. Project managers use GERT to determine alternate paths of activity flow that can be taken if something goes wrong with the original schedule.

 

 

b. Describe the time-series smoothing                                                           5marks(150-200) words

 

Answer : Time series data often arise when monitoring industrial processes or tracking corporate business metrics. The

 

 

 

Q6. Discuss how you can forecast project cost at completion                  10 marks(300-400) words

 

Answer : Purpose

 

As a project is executed, variances occur between the original cost and process planning and the actual course of the project. Simply shifting activities within floats is enough to change the pattern of costs in the project. Once the first actual costs have been incurred, you will find it necessary to check and possibly update the figures for the

 

 

 

 

Dear students get fully solved assignments

call us at :- 08263069601 

            or

mail us at  help.mbaassignments@gmail.com

 

Leave a Reply