During the planning phase, the project manager meets with the project team to determine the tasks team to determine the task and their relationship. Which of the following should the project manager…

The correct answer is A. Durations C. Dependencies. During schedule development, team members provide two essential inputs: (A) Durations - how long each task will take to complete, and (C) Dependencies - the logical relationships between tasks (e.g., Task B cannot start until Task A finishes). These two inputs are the raw…

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Question

During the planning phase, the project manager meets with the project team to determine the tasks team to determine the task and their relationship. Which of the following should the project manager receive from the team members? (Select two.)

Options

ADurations
BStart/finish dates
CDependencies
DResources
EBaseline

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A
87% (27)
B
3% (1)
D
3% (1)
E
6% (2)

Explanation

During schedule development, team members provide two essential inputs: (A) Durations - how long each task will take to complete, and (C) Dependencies - the logical relationships between tasks (e.g., Task B cannot start until Task A finishes). These two inputs are the raw material for building a network diagram and calculating the critical path. Start/finish dates (B) are derived outputs calculated from durations and dependencies, not inputs from team members. Resources (D) are assigned separately during resource planning. The Baseline (E) is established after the plan is finalized and approved, not during initial schedule development.

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