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What do arrows denote in the context of network rules?
What do arrows denote in the context of network rules?
- Critical path
- Float calculation
- Resource allocation
- Logical precedence (correct)
In scheduling codes, what does EF stand for?
In scheduling codes, what does EF stand for?
- Early Start
- Late Finish
- Early Finish (correct)
- Late Start
What is the main purpose of determining the critical path in a project?
What is the main purpose of determining the critical path in a project?
- To add more people to the project
- To identify the longest path in a project (correct)
- To identify tasks with no float
- To determine resource allocation
What do ES and LS signify in scheduling codes?
What do ES and LS signify in scheduling codes?
What does it mean if a task has float in a project schedule?
What does it mean if a task has float in a project schedule?
Why is it important to know where the critical path is in a project?
Why is it important to know where the critical path is in a project?
What happens when a task runs out of float?
What happens when a task runs out of float?
What is the best approach to schedule a project?
What is the best approach to schedule a project?
When managing projects using the CPN, why is it important to explain the network to those involved?
When managing projects using the CPN, why is it important to explain the network to those involved?
What does it mean when a task is part of the critical path?
What does it mean when a task is part of the critical path?
What should team members do to avoid errors and rework due to overtime?
What should team members do to avoid errors and rework due to overtime?
Why is it advised not to let people back-end a project if given too much time?
Why is it advised not to let people back-end a project if given too much time?
What is the purpose of a Gantt chart in project management?
What is the purpose of a Gantt chart in project management?
How does the Critical Path Method (CPM) differ from the Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT)?
How does the Critical Path Method (CPM) differ from the Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT)?
In project scheduling terminology, what is an 'event'?
In project scheduling terminology, what is an 'event'?
Which type of projects is Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) more commonly used for?
Which type of projects is Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) more commonly used for?
What do Gannt charts and Arrow diagram charts (Networks) have in common?
What do Gannt charts and Arrow diagram charts (Networks) have in common?
What does the Critical Path represent in a project network?
What does the Critical Path represent in a project network?
