MGT4109 Project Time Management and Technology Final Exam Q1 Pool Questions (1 from 5) Answer Key Estimation When grading the question, it would appear as:

MGT4109 Project Time Management and Technology

Final Exam Q1 Pool Questions (1 from 5) Answer Key

When grading the question, it would appear as:

Questions	Answers
Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(24.5)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(22)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(24.7)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(25)

Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE-POINT (PERT) estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)

(24.8)

When grading the question, it would appear as:

Questions	Answers
Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(16.5)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(17)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(16.7)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(16)

Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE-POINT (PERT) estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)

(16.8)

When grading the question, it would appear as:

Question	Answers
Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(27.5)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(27)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(27.7)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(28)

When grading the question, it would appear as:

Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(25)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(24)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(23.7)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(23)

When grading the question, it would appear as:

Questions	Answers
Using the data in the case study above, complete a BOTTOM-UP estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(29)
Using the data in the case study above, complete an ANALOGOUS estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(28.5)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a THREE POINT estimation (Triangular Distribution). Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)	(26.3)
Using the data in the case study above, complete a PARAMETRIC estimation. Your answers should be calculated to 1 decimal place (ie: 16.4)