Exam CBAP topic 1 question 212 discussion

A time-scaled schedule network diagram (also called a time-phased network diagram) is: Always laid out left to right Positioned along a calendar or timeline Designed to show chronological order of project activities Shows logical relationships and actual time durations Because the diagram is scaled to time, it must flow left → right to reflect the chronological progression of project work.

D. Time-scaled schedule network diagram Explanation: A time-scaled schedule network diagram is specifically designed to show project activities laid out from left to right in chronological order, where the horizontal axis represents time. This ensures that the sequence and timing of activities are visually clear.

A Project Schedule Network Diagram is a flowchart-like diagram that represents the sequence of project activities and the logical relationships between them. When properly laid out, it is typically displayed left to right to reflect the chronology of the project work. The activities are arranged in the order they should be completed, and the arrows or lines between them show dependencies and the flow of work over time.

I eventually agreed B as project schedules general work from left to right or may even loop to fill a missing gap

Is this even in BABOKv3?

A, C - makes no sense D - scheduling activity, B - project scheduling, Correct