A Gantt Chart Differs from a PERT Chart in That

question 113

Multiple Choice

A Gantt chart differs from a PERT chart in that a Gantt chart:

• A) uses charts to break a project into a series of small sub-activities that each has clear beginning and end points.
• B) represents the quickest time in which the entire project can be finished.
• C) helps with event or activity sequencing to make sure that things get accomplished in time for later work to build upon them.
• D) shows all the interrelationships that must be coordinated for the entire project to be successfully completed.
• E) combines critical path method and the program evaluation and review technique.

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Definitions:

Remaining Life

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Consolidation Process

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Controlling Interest

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