A project manager needs to determine the sequence of activities that directly affects the project's finish date. Which technique should be used to identify these critical tasks?
Critical Path Method
Resource Leveling
Earned Value Analysis
Gantt Chart
The Critical Path Method is used to identify the longest sequence of activities in a project plan which must be completed on time for the project to complete on schedule. It highlights tasks that cannot be delayed without affecting the project's finish date. Resource Leveling adjusts the schedule based on resource constraints but doesn't identify critical tasks. A Gantt Chart visually represents the schedule but doesn't inherently highlight the critical path. Earned Value Analysis assesses project performance and progress but doesn't focus on sequencing of critical activities.
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