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Q:
A) All three are tools and techniques of schedule development, not the actual schedule | B) As mathemetical analysis tools, they simply provide the dates that are posible, and do not consider resource pool limitations |
C) They are sufficient. Each calculates early and late start and finish dates for each activity | D) They are Monte Carlo techniques used to provide what-if analysis for adverse external factors on a project |
Answer: B) As mathemetical analysis tools, they simply provide the dates that are posible, and do not consider resource pool limitations
Explanation:
Explanation:
Answer A is tempting because it is true by definition, but Answer B is correct because it properly answers the question, in that these techniques do not take into account resource pool constraints. Answer C is incorrect because it provides possible early and late start and finish dates, but not the actual schedules. Answer D is incorrect because none of the the three are simulation techniques.