A.Was completed in the past.

B.Has yet to be completed.

C.Is a milestone.

D.It is on the critical path.

A.Computed for an activity by subtracting its early finish from its late finish, or its early start from its late start.

B.The amount of time an activity can be delayed without delaying the start or occurrence of any other activity or event in the network.

C.The amount of time an activity can be delayed without delaying the overall project completion time.

D.Can be positive or negative.

A.LS.2003 + 1 day -> 10-07-01.

B.LS.2003 - 1 day -> 11.06.01.

C.LS.2003 - 1 day -> 10-06-01.

D.LS.2003 - 1 day -> 10-05-01.

A.After either the contractor or the owner acknowledges ^responsibility for the delay.

B.By an expert after the project is finished when complete records are available and the impact is known.

C.Contemporaneously with the delay.

D.Late in the project.

A.Obtain consent and agreement to the schedule from the key project personnel.

B.Issue detailed schedule updates as frequently as possible.

C.Allow large time contingencies on milestones and completion deadlines.

D.Include detailed and stringent set of scheduling specifications in the contract.