AACE International PSP Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

 Time-Scaled Logic Diagrams:

Represent activities with respect to a time scale (e.g., a calendar).

Show logical relationships and durations in a visually aligned manner, aiding in analysis and reporting.

 Common Misconceptions:

They are not the same as pure logic diagrams (B).

While often created using computer software, manual versions are also possible, so (A) is incorrect.

They are not specifically for calculating activity durations (C).

 PSP Study Guide References:

The guide identifies time-scaled logic diagrams as a tool for better visualization of schedules, where activities align with calendar dates​.

 Conclusion: The correct answer is D, as time-scaled logic diagrams are drawn to align activities with a calendar.

 Activity 2002 in the Crashed Schedule:

Activity 2002 duration in the crashed schedule is 28 days.

Start Date: 12 August 2021.

Finish Date = Start Date + Duration (excluding non-working days).

 Calculation:

12 August + 28 days = 09 September 2021 (excluding weekends or non-working days based on typical calendars).

 Verification with PSP Guidelines:

Accurate calculation of start and finish dates aligns with scheduling best practices (Ref: PSP Study Guide, Chapter 2A: Schedule Development).