Exam 5: Developing the Schedule
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Having the person who will be responsible for performing a specific activity estimate the duration for that activity __________ from that person and _________ that may be introduced by having one person estimate the durations for all of the activities.
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The sponsor or customer often states the project required completion time in the project charter, RFP, or contract.
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Earliest finish time (EF) is the earliest time by which a specific activity can be completed, calculated
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This longest path in the overall network diagram is called the network path.
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The estimated resources required for an activity will influence the estimated duration to perform the activity.
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Calculate the earliest finish for Task D if one of its predecessors, Task A, finishes on day 3, its other predecessor, Task C, finishes on day 4, and the duration of Task D is 2 days.
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Eliminating negative slack by reducing durations of activities will involve a trade-off in the form of
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Calculate the earliest start for Task D if one of its predecessors, Task A, finishes on day 3, its other predecessor, Task C, finishes on day 4, and the duration of Task D is 2 days.
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If the planned corrective actions do not result in an acceptable schedule, then
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The total completion time is 25 days. Task A is planned to take seven days. Task B is planned to take five days. Task C is planned to take eight days. The tasks have a serial relationship. Task A takes nine days to be completed instead of seven days. What are the ES and EF times for Task B now that Task A is complete?
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Earliest start time (ES) is the earliest time at which a specific activity can begin
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If the total slack is zero, the activities on the path do not need to be accelerated but cannot be delayed.
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The ES and EF times are determined by calculating forward-that is, by
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Schedule control involves four steps. Place these steps in their proper order by stating the letter sequence of their proper order.
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Negative slack indicates a lack of slack over the entire project and the amount of time
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In order to establish a basis from which to calculate a schedule using the estimated durations for the activities, it is necessary to
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When estimating the types and quantities of resources required for each specific activity, it is valuable to involve a person who
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The amount of slack should determine the priority with which these concentrated efforts are applied.
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The contractor may not want to commit to completing the project by a specific date until the customer has approved the contract.
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Playing the game of inflating estimated durations in anticipation of the project manager negotiating shorter durations is a good practice.
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