Exam 5: Developing the Schedule

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The project team member also referred to as the customer representative and responsible for defining the customer requirements and product features and for ensuring that the development team delivers an end product with the required features is the

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Question 81

Calculate the earliest start for Task B if its predecessor, Task A, finishes on day 3 and the duration of Task B is 2 days.

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Question 82

When considering the availability of resources, it may be necessary to make some assumptions, such as

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Question 83

A concentrated effort to accelerate project progress must be applied to the paths with negative slack to activities that

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Question 84

Calculate the latest start for Task B if its predecessor, Task A, finishes on day 3, its succeeding activity, Task E, has a latest start of day 7, and the duration of Task B is 2 days.

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Question 85

The ES and EF times are determined by calculating forward, that is, by

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The project team member also referred to as the customer representative and responsible for defining the customer requirements and product features and for ensuring that the development team delivers an end product with the required features is the

Calculate the earliest start for Task B if its predecessor, Task A, finishes on day 3 and the duration of Task B is 2 days.

When considering the availability of resources, it may be necessary to make some assumptions, such as

A concentrated effort to accelerate project progress must be applied to the paths with negative slack to activities that

Calculate the latest start for Task B if its predecessor, Task A, finishes on day 3, its succeeding activity, Task E, has a latest start of day 7, and the duration of Task B is 2 days.

The ES and EF times are determined by calculating forward, that is, by

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