What is the first step in developing a project schedule?

• Establishing the estimated start time

• Identifying the critical path of activities

• Calculating the latest times for each activity

• Estimating the resources required for each activity

Which of the following is NOT a type of resource mentioned in the text?

• Materials

• Facilities

• Time

• People

What does EF stand for in project scheduling?

• Effective Finish

• Early Finish

• Estimated Finish

• End Finish

What is the purpose of calculating the earliest start time (ES)?

• To identify the critical path

• To determine the latest time an activity can start

• To calculate the total duration of the project

• To find the earliest time an activity can begin

Which of the following best describes total slack?

• The maximum time an activity can take

• The difference between the earliest and latest finish times

• The total time required to complete the project

• The time an activity can be delayed without affecting the project

What is the critical path in project management?

• The path with the least amount of slack

• The path that has the most resources allocated

• The longest path through the project network

• The path that includes all activities

What is the significance of negative slack?

• It means the project is behind schedule

• It indicates that the project is ahead of schedule

• It suggests that resources are over-allocated

• It shows that an activity can be delayed

Which of the following is a key factor in effective project control?

• Delaying corrective actions

• Measuring actual progress against planned progress

• Focusing solely on resource allocation

• Ignoring actual progress

What does LS stand for in project scheduling?

• Late Start

• Latest Start

• Last Start

• Long Start

What is the purpose of a Gantt chart?

• To show relationships between activities

• To calculate total slack

• To identify the critical path

• To estimate resource availability