IT Projects Quiz - CBSE Class 12 ICT
Free practice quiz: IT Projects (CBSE Class 12 ICT). 12 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.
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Which project management methodology emphasizes iterative development and frequent customer feedback?
- Waterfall
- Agile
- Spiral
- RAD
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Answer: B. Agile
Agile methodologies prioritize iterative development and continuous feedback to adapt to changing requirements.
Explain the difference between Waterfall and Agile methodologies in IT project management.
- Both are the same
- Waterfall is iterative, Agile is linear
- Waterfall is linear, Agile is iterative
- Waterfall uses customer feedback, Agile does not
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Answer: C. Waterfall is linear, Agile is iterative
Waterfall follows a sequential approach, while Agile uses iterative cycles with continuous feedback.
Describe the role of risk management in a successful IT project.
- Unnecessary overhead
- Identifying and mitigating potential problems
- Only for large projects
- Strictly for financial risks
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Answer: B. Identifying and mitigating potential problems
Risk management proactively addresses potential issues to ensure project success.
Explain the concept of 'scope creep' in IT project management and how to mitigate it.
- Adding new features without proper planning
- Failing to meet deadlines
- Poor team communication
- Lack of budget
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Answer: A. Adding new features without proper planning
Scope creep is uncontrolled expansion of project requirements, mitigated through change control processes.
Analyze the impact of technological advancements on IT project management methodologies and practices. Discuss the challenges and opportunities.
- No impact
- Increased complexity and challenges
- Opportunities outweigh challenges
- Only challenges exist
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Answer: B. Increased complexity and challenges
Rapid technological advancements create both opportunities (e.g., new tools, automation) and challenges (e.g., keeping up with changes, managing risks associated with new technologies) for IT project management.