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Cards In This Set
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When determining construction activity durations, lost time from the project site can be accounted for by including what factor in the equation?
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Availability
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Once the master activities have
been broken into construction
activities, you will need to use a
CAS sheet for each activity. Where
on the CAS sheet do you put the
man-day and duration calculations?
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Back page bottom
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Of the following what should be put on CAS sheets?
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1. Man-days
2. Tools
3. Equipment (ETC)
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Which of the following is a major
use of a rough level II schedule?
1. To provide an overall picture
of the entire deployment
2. To coordinate the planning
effort between companies
3. To provide periods where
special tools are required
4. To provide material delivery
dates
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To coordinate the planning effort between companies
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The logic network is a basic
management tool. How is it used in
relation to all resources that are
directly related to time?
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1. Controls
2. Monitors
3. Distributes
4. All of the above
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Which of the following is a major
use of the logic network during the planning stage?
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To indicate all activities that must be accomplished
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What is the general rule for
creating an activity?
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An activity is created for any function that uses direct labor
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Resources must be tied directly to
the CAS sheet and network.
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True
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Why is it important to do the logic network when breaking the project down into construction activities?
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To ensure all items of work are included
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In the logic network, what shape is used to represent activities?
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A rectangular box
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In the activity block, where will
the activity number be inserted?
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Upper left
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Where in the activity block will
the late finish be inserted?
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Lower right
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Where in the activity block will
the activity description be
inserted?
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Upper center
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What is the main objective of the
forward pass computations?
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To determine the duration of the project
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What are lag times?
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Mandatory wait times between
activities
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