Department of Ci Prof. Ananian: CE315 — Mid Term Exam #1 Summer 2014 (1 hour and 30 minute exam, no questions allowed, closed book and notes) Problem 1 A. What tools does a scheduler need to make a determination on whether a project is ahead or behind schedule AND over or under budget? (Circle the best result that applies) <<} 1. BCWP, BAC, % COMPLETE One reade the raul fee (2)pewr, spt.cv BeuP, Bens | t keWP te erelunte 3. ACWP, ETC, BAC i Payee Re Kemance—- 4. None of the Above e oa Prove your results, SPr= BOP cys Bw? AewP. Ceusse~ sin arrow diagrams are used for: (Circle the best result that applies) B. Dummy Acti a. Straightening up the logic relationships < b. Distinguishing identities for activities that share start and end nodes /: © Bothaandb 4. None of the above C. Inthe Earned Value Analysis we found: BCWP = $22,500; BCWS = $27,800; ACWP = $25,000 (Circle the best result that applies) Behind Schedule and Over-Budget WP T ie Pz -_& 7 ee a b. 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