Critical Chain Scheduling

question 8

Multiple Choice

Critical chain scheduling:

• A)does not use feeding buffers.
• B)is not concerned with resources.
• C)eliminates all buffers from the project.
• D)eliminates any buffers from individual activities to create a project buffer.

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