1Z0-466 · Question #33
What does a schedule variance (SV) of greater than zero mean?
The correct answer is D. the project is ahead of schedule. A value of less than zero means the project is behind schedule. And a value greater than zero means the project is ahead of schedule. (A value of zero means the project is exactly on schedule but this is very rare). Note: Schedule Variance shows if there are any variations in…
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What does a schedule variance (SV) of greater than zero mean?
Options
- Athe project is behind schedule
- Bthe project is below budget
- Cthe project is above budget
- Dthe project is ahead of schedule
- Ethe project is neither behind nor below schedule
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A9% (5)
- B4% (2)
- C15% (8)
- D70% (38)
- E2% (1)
Explanation
A value of less than zero means the project is behind schedule. And a value greater than zero means the project is ahead of schedule. (A value of zero means the project is exactly on schedule but this is very rare). Note: Schedule Variance shows if there are any variations in the schedule of the project. Schedule Variance is calculated as follows: Schedule Variance = Earned Value - Planned Value
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