PMP Glossary E Flashcards

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CP or critical path

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is the longest sequence of dependent tasks in a project that must be completed on time to ensure the entire project finishes by its planned end date.

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Float/Slack

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They both represent the amount of time a task can be delayed without affecting subsequent tasks or the overall project completion date.

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Free Float:

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Free Float: The amount of time a task can be delayed without impacting the start date of any subsequent task.

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Total Float (or Total Slack):

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Total Float (or Total Slack): The amount of time a task can be delayed without affecting the project’s end date.

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5
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Float formula

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Float = Late Start - Early Start
or
Float} = Late Finish} - Early Finish

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6
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forward pass

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is a technique in project scheduling used to calculate the earliest possible start (ES) and earliest possible finish (EF) times for each activity in a project.

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backward pass

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is a project scheduling technique used to determine the latest possible start (LS) and latest possible finish (LF) times for each activity without delaying the project.

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8
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Free Float Formula

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= ES of next activity - EF of current activity - 1

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Standard Deviation

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is a statistical measure used to quantify the amount of variation or dispersion in a set of data points.
it can indicate how much actual outcomes are expected to vary from the average or planned values.

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10
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Standard Deviation Formula

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PessimisticEstimate−OptimisticEstimate / 6

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