You are a program manager for a large construction program. You need to ensure that the projects in the program are in accordance with the schedule. You are tracking start and finish dates for them…

The correct answer is D. Monitor and Control Program Schedule. Tracking the start and finish dates of individual projects within a program to ensure they align with the overall program schedule is the core activity of the 'Monitor and Control Program Schedule' process. This process involves comparing actual dates against the baseline…

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Question

You are a program manager for a large construction program. You need to ensure that the projects in the program are in accordance with the schedule. You are tracking start and finish dates for them. Which of the following processes are you on?

Options

AMonitor and Control Program Performance
BMonitor and Control Program Scope
CReport Program Performance
DMonitor and Control Program Schedule

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A
3% (1)
B
12% (4)
C
6% (2)
D
79% (27)

Explanation

Tracking the start and finish dates of individual projects within a program to ensure they align with the overall program schedule is the core activity of the 'Monitor and Control Program Schedule' process. This process involves comparing actual dates against the baseline schedule and taking corrective action when deviations are found. 'Monitor and Control Program Performance' (A) is broader and encompasses cost, scope, and other performance dimensions. 'Monitor and Control Program Scope' (B) focuses on scope changes. 'Report Program Performance' (C) is about communicating status, not actively tracking schedule dates.

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#Program Schedule Management#Monitoring and Controlling#Program Lifecycle Processes#Program Performance Management

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