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StrayerBUS 375 FINAL EXAMFinal Exam Part 1QuestionQuestion 1Smoothing out project resources from period to period is calledResource levelingResource allocation or resource limited planningBetter effort planningSlack utilization planningQuestion 2Which of the following scheduling techniques is most appropriate today for managing a project?BAR chartsMilestone chartsPERT chartsPrecedence chartsQuestion 3The major disadvantage of using a bar chart on large projects is that bar charts:AnswerCannot identify critical pathsCannot identify milestonesDo not show dependencies between activitiesQuestion 4Laying out a network diagram when you know before-hand the size of the available resourcepool is called:AnswerResource levelingResource allocation or resource limited planningBetter effort planningSlack utilization planningQuestion 5Activities with zero time durations are called:AnswerLow-slack activitiesNo-slack activitiesDummy activities

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