PROJECT MANAGEMENT Midterm · Al Yamamah University study companion
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Understand it.
Then prove it.

Seven lecture summaries (including the new Scheduling supplement), 187 slide MCQs, 187 additional MCQs, and 40 new Scheduling practice MCQs. Interactive AON/CPM diagrams, explanations, manual grading, and browser-local progress tracking.

7Lectures summarized
187Slide MCQs
187Additional MCQs
414Total questions (including Scheduling Lab)
PART 01 · REVIEW

Lecture-by-lecture study notes

Key concepts, distinctions, exam cues, and source pages. Open each lecture and study before starting its quiz.

PART 02 · ACTUAL LECTURE SLIDES

Slide questions · 187

Directly extracted from the end-of-lecture sample questions, ordered by lecture and slide position. Source keys used as shown; see exception notes for source mistakes.

PART 03 · ADDITIONAL PRACTICE

Extra exam · 187

New scenario-based MCQs modeled after the topics and question style of your slides, with lecture references and explanations.

PART 04 · NEW LECTURE · SCHEDULING – LECT 7.PDF

Scheduling & Critical Path Lab

Learn the lecturer’s AON method, step through the worked problems, solve the class exercise and practise 40 new MCQs. Your original 374 questions are preserved.

CPM — the five-step process

1. Estimate durations
2. Draw AON dependencies
3. Forward pass ES/EF
4. Backward pass LS/LF
5. Float & critical path

Source: Scheduling – Lect 7.pdf, p. 2. The worked 40-day solution is on pp. 18–22.

Read the AON activity node

ES
F
EF
A
LS
D
LF

Forward: EF = ES + D and at a merge choose the maximum predecessor EF.

Backward: LS = LF − D and at a split choose the minimum successor LS.

Float: F = LS − ES = LF − EF.

Source: pp. 3–12.

INTERACTIVE DIAGRAM

Explore the network step by step

Choose an example, then reveal the lecturer’s calculation stages. Scroll inside the diagram on small screens.

Important source distinction: The 13-activity example’s 40-day answer is on slide 22. The class activity’s solution slide 24 is blank; the 29-day solution and diagram here were calculated from the predecessor table on slide 23, not copied from a lecturer-provided key.
CLASS PRACTICE · PAGE 23

Try the class activity before revealing the answer

Using A(4); B(3) after A; C(2), D(5) after B; E(6) after C; F(4) after D and E; G(7) after F; H(3) after C and G, calculate the finish day and path.

PART 04 · 40 NEW MCQs

Scheduling practice questions · 40

Newly written from Scheduling – Lect 7.pdf. These are not slide MCQs: the PDF contains worked examples and a class activity rather than an end-of-lecture MCQ bank. Answers, grading, progress and Reset work the same as in your existing exam.

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