C. Uses top-down estimating techniques
B. The prevention of inappropriate changes from being induded in the cost baseline
C. The anticipated total cost at project completion
D. Consider operations and maintenance costs in making project decisions
B. Calculating earned value and using the indexes and other calculations to report past performance and forecast future performance
D. The project is only getting 89 cents out of every dollar invested
C. You are only progressing at 76 percent of the rate originally planned
D. A change control system
A. Dollars per module
C. Determine Budget
A. Monitoring and controlling
B. Fixed costs
D. A less costly way of doing the same work
A. Earned value (EV)
B. Specifications for how estimates should be stated, rules for measuring cost performance, the level of accuracy needed for estimates
A. Build the estimate in the form of a range of possible results
D. Added to the base costs of the project to account for risks
C. Ask the seller for supporting information
A. Eliminate risks in estimates and reestimate
D. Organizational policies
A. Agree to analogous estimating, as it is a form of expert judgment