Project Slack
The learner is introduced to flexibility in a project schedule, called project slack.
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- The difference between the last activity's early finish (EF) time and the project's required completion date is known as:
- Which term also refers to slack?
- Total slack is the difference between an activity's early finish (EF) time and late finish (LF) time.
- Total slack can also be defined as the difference between that activity's early start (ES) time and late start (LS) time.
- _______ slack indicates the amount of acceleration time needed to complete the project by the required completion time.
- _______ slack indicates a lack of slack over the entire project.
- _______ slack indicates the maximum amount of time activities on a path can be delayed without jeopardizing the project's completion by the required completion date.
- If there's no slack, or if the total slack is zero, the activities on a path don't require acceleration, but also can't be delayed.
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