In Fsoft, a reason for identifying risk categories is to .

In Fsoft, a reason for identifying risk categories is to .

A. Help in the future consolidation of the activities in the risk mitigation plans
B. Help in the future consolidation of the activities in the task management plans
C. Help in the future consolidation of the bugs in the risk mitigation plans
D. Help in the future consolidation of the members in the risk mitigation plans


Answer: A

In Fsoft, Risk Sources are .

In Fsoft, Risk Sources are .

A. Fundamental drivers that cause bugs within a project or organization
B. Fundamental drivers that cause tasks within a project or organization
C. Fundamental drivers that cause errors within a project or organization
D. Fundamental drivers that cause risks within a project or organization


Answer: D

What does the Fsoft Risk Factor Chart contain?

What does the Fsoft Risk Factor Chart contain?

A. TOP commonly occurring tasks at software projects executed at Fsoft
B. TOP commonly occurring defects at software projects executed at Fsoft
C. TOP commonly occurring risks at software projects executed at Fsoft
D. TOP commonly occurring errors at software projects executed at Fsoft


Answer: C

In Fsoft projects, how could you log a risk into FI 2.0 (Jira)?

In Fsoft projects, how could you log a risk into FI 2.0 (Jira)?

A. Create New Issue, choose Issue Type = Issue
B. Create New Issue, choose Issue Type = Defect
C. Create New Issue, choose Issue Type = Task
D. Create New Issue, choose Issue Type = Risk


Answer: D

In Fsoft projects, the exposure/ priority of risk could be based on _________.

In Fsoft projects, the exposure/ priority of risk could be based on _________.

A. Impact & Severity
B. Serious & Urgent
C. Impact & Probability
D. Fatal & Important


Answer: C

In Fsoft projects, the risks will be prioritized as .

In Fsoft projects, the risks will be prioritized as .

A. Blocker > Critical > Major > Minor > Trivial
B. Fatal > Serious > Medium > Cosmetic
C. High > Medium > Low
D. Long > Medium > Short


Answer: A

In Fsoft projects, the PM should monitor the risks already assessed in the Identified Risk List periodically on .

In Fsoft projects, the PM should monitor the risks already assessed in the Identified Risk List periodically on .

A. Weekly basis only
B. Event-driven only
C. Weekly basic or event-driven
D. Milestone only


Answer: C

Which of the following option is Impact classification of risk in Fsoft?

Which of the following option is Impact classification of risk in Fsoft?

A. Cosmetic, Medium, Serious
B. Short, Medium, Long
C. Low, Average, Critical
D. Low, Medium, High


Answer: D

Which of the following option is Probability classification of risk in Fsoft?

Which of the following option is Probability classification of risk in Fsoft?

A. Cosmetic, Medium, Serious
B. Low, Medium, High
C. Short, Medium, Long
D. Low, Average, Critical


Answer: B

What is risk definition in a Fsoft project?

What is risk definition in a Fsoft project?

A. Events or conditions may occur, and if it does take place, has a harmful or negative effect on a project
B. Events or conditions may occur, and if it does take place, has a positive/ good effect on a project
C. Events or conditions did occur & had a harmful or negative effect on a project
D. Events or conditions did occur & had a positive/ good effect on a project


Answer: A

How could you evaluate the effectiveness of the implemented solutions after CAR?

How could you evaluate the effectiveness of the implemented solutions after CAR?

A. Using statistical techniques, comparing the pre and post causal analysis data
B. Based on feelings of PM & project team after implementing
C. Based on feelings of QA & SM when tracking project
D. Using some tools, comparing some KPIs at the same time


Answer: A

Which of the following analysis technique is being used in the Fsoft CAR report template to identify the root cause of the problem?

Which of the following analysis technique is being used in the Fsoft CAR report template to identify the root cause of the problem?

A. Decomposition
B. Fishbone
C. Parameter
D. Prototypes


Answer: B

Categories in which the root causes needs to be categorized as per the CAR Report Template are .

Categories in which the root causes needs to be categorized as per the CAR Report Template are .

A. People, Material, Environment, Method, Machine
B. People, Memory, Engineer, Method, Machine
C. Pen, Material, Environment, Melody, Machine
D. Paper, Material, Environment, Machine, Book


Answer: A

SEPG shall receive the submitted CAR report to .

SEPG shall receive the submitted CAR report to .

A. Collect into organization CAR database and evaluate whether a CAR case can be an IP or not.
B. Collect list of members who are responsible for the issues in projects
C. Collect list of projects for penalty decisions
D. Collect into organization tailoring & deviation database


Answer: A

In a project, who is the Approver of the CAR report?

In a project, who is the Approver of the CAR report?

A. Senior Manager of the project
B. Project Manager of the project
C. QA of the project
D. Tester of the project


Answer: A

What does CAR stand for?

What does CAR stand for?

A. Causal Analysis & Review
B. Common Analysis & Review
C. Common Analysis and Resolution
D. Causal Analysis and Resolution


Answer: D

Using the 5 WHY technique for causal analysis, when will you stop asking Why?

Using the 5 WHY technique for causal analysis, when will you stop asking Why?

A. When the last Why question can find out who is responsible for the issue.
B. When the last Why question is the 5th question.
C. When the last Why question can give proper root causes, or possible corrective and preventive actions.
D. One hour after conducting CAR meeting


Answer: C

In a project, the 5-WHY Causal Analysis Report is mandatory for ___.

In a project, the 5-WHY Causal Analysis Report is mandatory for ___.

A. Customer Complaint raised to PM upward
B. Customer Complaint raised to BU Leader upward
C. Customer Complaint raised to project QA
D. Customer Complaint raised to Tester


Answer: B

In a project, when will the 5-WHY technique be mandatory for causal analysis?

In a project, when will the 5-WHY technique be mandatory for causal analysis?

A. Cosmetic defects found on work products
B. Medium defects found on work products
C. Serious defects found on work products
D. Fatal defects found on work products


Answer: D

In a project, who is the Owner of CAR?

In a project, who is the Owner of CAR?

A. Project QA
B. Project Manager
C. Senior Manager
D. Team Leader"


Answer: B