Explain the difference between positive and negative lag time in Project 2010.
What will be an ideal response?
Project 2010 combines the concepts of lag and lead time into one term, lag time. When a project is scheduled from a Start date, positive lag time moves the second task forward in time. (Positive lag time is the traditional definition of lag time in general project management discussions.) Negative lag time moves the second task backward in time so that the tasks overlap. Negative lag time is called lead time in general project management discussions.
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List the three main software components that may fail when a client process invokes a method in a server object, giving an example of a failure in each case. To what extent are these failures independent of one another? Suggest how the components can be made to tolerate one another’s failures.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following represents the range of well-known port numbers?
A. 0?1023 B. 1024?49151 C. 2500?3500 D. 49152?65535
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