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Question 1

Your company uses Project Standard 2013 to track project progress.
You need to accurately calculate cost performance index (CPI) as a health indicator.
Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)

A. Ensure there is a value in the Status Date field.
B. Ensure there is a value in the Standard Rate field.
C. Level resources within available slack.
D. Ensure Task Dependencies exist in the schedule.
E. Enter actual progress information.

Question 2

You are a project manager who uses Project Professional 2013.
You are creating a project with several phases. Your customer requires the delivery phase of the project to start on July 1 and to finish within four weeks. The delivery phase includes a summary task, which consists of five separate sub tasks.
You need to monitor this phase closely to ensure that it does not overrun.
What should you do?

A. Create a manually scheduled summary task of 20 days. Create a deadline for the task which is set to July 29. Monitor the progress of the summary task against the deadline.
B. Create a manually scheduled summary task of 20 days. Enter a Finish No Later Than constraint which is set to July 29.
C. Create an automatically scheduled summary task of 20 days. Set the start date to July 1.
D. Create an automatically scheduled summary task of 20 days. Set the finish date to July 29.
E. Set a deadline date for the automatically scheduled summary task for four weeks after July 1. Monitor the progress of the summary task against the deadline.

Question 3

You are a resource manager who uses Project Standard 2013.
You manage all of your resources in a single plan, which acts as a Shared Resource Pool for other projects in your organization. Each resource needs to pass an annual exam in order to work on construction sites.
You need to set up a method that allows you to pick the renewal month for each resource.
What should you do?

A. Rename the Resource Date1 Custom field to Exam Expiration Date. Create a Lookup table with values containing the last date of each month. Select the correct expiration date for each exam.
B. Rename the Resource Text1 Custom field to Exam Expiration Date. Enter the month when the exam expires. Select the correct expiration date for each resource.
C. Use the Organizer to copy the ResourceFinish1 Custom field from the Global.mpt.
Select the correct expiration date for each resource.
D. Rename the Resource Flag1 Custom field to Exam Expired Date. Enter the expiration dates into a Lookup table. Select the correct expiration date for each resource.
E. Rename the Resource Month1 Custom field to Exam Expiration Date. Create a Lookup table with monthly values. Select the correct expiration month for each exam.

Question 4

You are a project manager who uses Microsoft project.
Your manager wants you to plan an office move. You have a project schedule from a prior office move named OfficeMove.mpp.
You need to create a new project schedule based on the old project schedule by performing the fewest steps possible.
What should you do?

A. Open the old OfficeMove.mpp file and save the file using a new file name. Then, enter the project name in the Project Summary task. Set all tasks to zero percent complete.
B. Open the Old OfficeMove.mpp file and change the project start date and project title.
Clear the baseline and save the file using the current project name.
C. Open the old OfficeMove.mpp file and save the file using a new file name. Clear the baseline and set all tasks to zero percent complete.
D. Open the old OfficeMove.mpp file and save the file as Project template file. Create a new project using the template.

Question 5

You are a Project Manager who uses Project Professional 2013.
You manage a critical project, which is synchronized with a Microsoft SharePoint Task List.
One of your team members has changed a task priority to High in SharePoint, and you do not see the changed data in Project Professional 2013.
What should you do?

A. Use the Task Information box to copy the Priority field from the SharePoint Task List.
B. Use the Organizer to copy the Priority field from the SharePoint Task List.
C. Map the Priority field from SharePoint to Project by using Project, Custom Fields, Import Field.
D. Map the Priority field from SharePoint to Project by using File, Info.

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