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Rick AquinoMember for 21 years 6 months
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Hi Guyz,
Question below were answered before in this thread, can anybody tell me the exact location plz. hehehe.

Thanks

1What is total float?
2. What are the difference between free float and total float?
3. What is a constraint?
4. What are the difference between MS Project and Primavera?
5. How to load cost & resource in a program?
6. What is WBS?
7. What is a milestone? What are the types of milestone?
8. What are the difference between flag and milestone activity?
9. What is a critical activity?
10. What is resource allocation and leveling?
11. What is a Baseline Program?
12. What are BSWS, BSWP, and ACWP?
13. What are SV and CV?
14. What is a Budget and how do you compare budget against Actual cost?
15. What is an S – Curve?
16. What is the difference between P3.1, P3E, and P5 etc.
17. What is an open end activity?
18. How often you update your program?
19. What is the difference between Retained Logic & Override Logic?
20. What is the difference between Continuous & Interruptible scheduling?
21. What is the no. of activities that u monitor & how do u make the update?
22. How do u measure & compare the progress?
23. Briefly outline the process you follow to build & agree a baseline construction plan.
24. When updating a plan, what key people and/or systems would you expect to need information from? What, if any, anylsis of the updated programme would you perform? Who would you distribute your work to?
25. Briefly outline the benefits to a project of a well designed and maintained plan.
26. Give an example of a mistake you have made when planning. What were the consequences? What did you learn from the episode?

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    Edderic See ·
    Hi Rick,

    Its better you find it yourself. You can discover a lot more than asking for someone to find it for you.

    IMHO,

    Ed
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    Rick Aquino ·
    Hi Ed,

    Thanks, No Problem I kept on trying actually.

    Cheers



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