When Developing Project Networks, Which of the Following Is Not

question 101

Multiple Choice

When developing project networks, which of the following is not a reason for delineating technical dependencies first before doing resource dependencies?

• A) The interrelationships and interactions among time and resource constraints are complex for even small project networks.
• B) Resource availability may not be known until the initial schedule is completed.
• C) Even if resources are known, one cannot assess the impact of limited resources until a resource-neutral schedule is created.
• D) An effort to examine the interactions between technical / logical constraints and resource limitations frequently uncovers surprising problems.
• E) All of these alternatives are reasons for delineating technical dependencies first before doing resource dependencies.

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