計画時の予算が2,000万円で,40日間で100本のプログラムを作成するプロジェクトがある。プロジェクトが20日経過した時点で全体の40%である40本のプログラムが完成し,1,000万円のコストが掛かった。プロジェクトの指標を次の評価式で算出する場合,プロジェクトの指標として適切な組合せはどれか。ここで,各プログラムの作成に必要な日数及びコストは全て同一で,プロジェクト期間中は常に同じ量の作業が実施されるものとする。 〔評価式〕 スケジュール(%): (完成したプログラム本数÷評価時点での完成見込みプログラム本数)×100 コスト(%): (完成したプログラムに掛かったコスト÷完成したプログラム分として計画したコスト)×100
令和7年度 ITパスポート試験 問45
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問 45
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正解 Calculate the schedule (%) and cost (%) exactly as the evaluation formulas specify. [Schedule] The plan is 100 programs in 40 days with a constant workload, so the number expected to be completed at day 20 (half of the period) is half of 100 = 50. The actual number completed is 40, so 40÷50×100 = 80%, indicating progress is behind the plan. [Cost] The planned cost per program is 20 million yen ÷ 100 = 0.2 million yen. The planned cost for the 40 completed programs is 0.2 million × 40 = 8 million yen. The actual cost incurred was 10 million yen, so 10÷8×100 = 125%. In other words, the same output (40 programs) was produced at a higher cost than planned, indicating a budget overrun. Therefore the combination of schedule 80% and cost 125%, choice 'ア', is correct.
Incorrectイ
Schedule 80% is correct, but cost 100% is wrong. The planned cost for the 40 completed programs is 8 million yen, while the actual cost is 10 million yen, so it is not 100% (on plan) but 125% (over budget). Mistaking the actual cost for the planned cost leads to the erroneous figure of 100%.
Incorrectウ
Cost 125% is correct, but schedule 90% is wrong. The number expected to be completed is 'the number that should have been completed at the time of evaluation (day 20 = half of the period) = 50,' so 40÷50×100 = 80%. Dividing by some other value instead of 50 (for example, relating the 40 completed programs to the total) produces the incorrect figure of 90%.
Incorrectエ
Both schedule 90% and cost 100% are wrong. The schedule should be 40÷50×100 = 80% (50 expected), and the cost should be 10÷8×100 = 125% (planned cost 8 million yen); both figures have the wrong calculation basis.
- The EVM way of thinking: schedule is evaluated as 'actual completed amount ÷ the progress that should have been achieved (the planned value),' and cost as 'actual cost ÷ planned cost for the completed work.' The key is to correctly take the denominator as 'the amount that should have been completed at the time of evaluation' and 'the cost planned for the completed portion.'
- From the premise that the workload is constant, use the ratio of elapsed days (20/40 = 1/2) to find the number expected to be completed (50), and use the planned unit cost per program (0.2 million yen) to find the planned cost for the completed work (8 million yen).