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AACE International AACE-PSP Exam Questions
Planning & Scheduling Professional (PSP) (Page 7 )

Updated On: 23-Apr-2026
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Assuming conventional finish-to-start relationships, to calculate a schedule retaining the existing logic means that

  1. It is calculated using the original logic.
  2. It is calculated using logic reflecting out-of-sequence progress.
  3. An out-of-sequence activity cannot resume until all predecessors are finished.
  4. There is no such thing.

Answer(s): B



A driving relationship is _____________________.

  1. A critical relationship.
  2. A finish-to-start relationship.
  3. The link between two related activities.
  4. The link between a predecessor and the activity whose dates it controls.

Answer(s): D



If someone wanted to constrain a project's end date so that any project slippage would cause negative float, they would do so by using

  1. Finish-no-earlier constraint on the first activity
  2. Finish-no-earlier constraint on the last activity
  3. Finish-no-later constraint on the last activity
  4. Start-no-later constraint on the first activity

Answer(s): C



An early start constraint dictates

  1. An activity's remaining duration.
  2. The planned start of a successor activity
  3. The planned start of an activity.
  4. The actual start of an activity.

Answer(s): D



Constraints control events or activities that __________________.

  1. Affect only the forward pass.
  2. Are not based on project relationships.
  3. Affect only the backward pass.
  4. May be over-ridden by activity logic.

Answer(s): D



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