AOA and AON

Question 1

In order to calculate the LST/LS and LFT/LF in an AON, you use the [x] pass.

Answer 1

Backward

Question 2

In an AON, EFT stands for [x]

Answer 2

Earliest Finish Time

Question 3

In an AON, EST stands for [x]

Answer 3

Earliest Start Time

Question 4

When sorting out a project by identifying all of the tasks, you should engage in a [x] planning process.

Answer 4

Hierarchical

Question 5

When sorting out a project by identifying all of the tasks, you should begin with the project’s [x].

Answer 5

Objectives

Question 6

[x] is a series of connected activities (or intermediate events) between any two events in a network.

Answer 6

Path

Question 7

In an AON, LFT stands for [x]

Answer 7

Latest Finish Time

Question 8

AON stands for [x]

Answer 8

Activity on Node

Question 9

In order to calculate the EST/ES and EFT/EF in an AON, you use the [x] pass.

Answer 9

Forward

Question 10

[x] is a task or set of tasks required by the project which use resources and time.

Answer 10

Activity

Question 11

Do you want there to be Negative Float?

Answer 11

No

Question 12

Free slack is the slack an activity has before it delays the [x]

Answer 12

Next Activity

Question 13

[x] is the set of activities on a path from the project’s start event to its finish event that, if delayed, will delay the completion date of the project.

Answer 13

Critical Path

Question 14

When sorting out a project by identifying all of the tasks, the lowest level task is typically [x] to [y] days in duration.

Answer 14

2, 14

Question 15

Do you want there to be more than one critical path?

Answer 15

No

Question 16

[x] is a diagram of nodes connected by directional arcs that defines the project and illustrates the relationships of all activities.

Answer 16

Network

Question 17

In an AON, LST stands for [x]

Answer 17

Latest Start time

Question 18

What is the Duration of a Milestone?

Answer 18

0

Question 19

When sorting out a project by identifying all of the tasks, you generally use [x] to [y] activities per level

Answer 19

5 to 15

Question 20

[x] are identifiable and noteworthy events marking significant progress on the project.

Answer 20

Milestones

Question 21

AOA stands for?

Answer 21

Activity on Arrow

Question 22

Can there be negative float

Answer 22

Yes

Question 23

Can a critical path run over a dummy task?

Answer 23

Yes

Question 24

Can a critical path change?

Answer 24

Yes

Question 25

[x] is the time required to complete all activities on the critical path.

Answer 25

Critical Time

Question 26

How much float does the critical path have?

Answer 26

0

Question 27

Total slack is the slack an activity has before it delays the [x].

Answer 27

Project

Question 28

[x] is an identifiable state resulting from the completion of one or more activities. Before it can be achieved or realized, all its predecessor activities must be completed.

Answer 28

Event

Question 29

Can there be more than one critical path?

Answer 29

Yes