CAPM · Question #392
Which three techniques can be estimate costs?
The correct answer is D. Expert judgment, analogous estimating, and bottom-up estimating. Expert judgment, analogous estimating, and bottom-up estimating are all legitimate tools and techniques in the Estimate Costs process. Expert judgment draws on specialized knowledge; analogous estimating uses historical data from similar projects; bottom-up estimating aggregates
Question
Options
- AFinancing, bottom-up estimating, and expert judgment
- BCost aggregation, analogous estimating, and financing
- CExpert judgment, financing, and cost aggregation
- DExpert judgment, analogous estimating, and bottom-up estimating
How the community answered
(19 responses)- C5% (1)
- D95% (18)
Explanation
Expert judgment, analogous estimating, and bottom-up estimating are all legitimate tools and techniques in the Estimate Costs process. Expert judgment draws on specialized knowledge; analogous estimating uses historical data from similar projects; bottom-up estimating aggregates individual work package costs. Financing is an input (a source of funding), not a technique for estimating costs. Cost aggregation is a technique used in Determine Budget (summing work package costs into the cost baseline), not Estimate Costs. Options A, B, and C all incorrectly include financing or cost aggregation as estimation techniques.
Topics
Community Discussion
No community discussion yet for this question.