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1What are the methods used to analyze the delay?

2How to classify the methodologies for analyzing delays, according to the timing of the occurrence of the causes leading to the delay compared to the timing of preparing the study and analysis?

3How to determine the critical and nearcritical activities?

4How project records become the sources for conducting the
analysis?

5How is the investigation of events carried out ?

6What are the elements that are considered to be complications that
require casebycase intervention by the analyst include ?

7How to analyze the delays in the absence of a baseline program and no
updates to the Baseline?

8How to verify the available data before conducting the analysis to ensure
the validity of the data?

9What are the modifications or changes that may be included in the
Schedules for forensic analysis?

10How to evaluate the remaining duration of the activities using both
approaches the hindsight or blind sight?

11What are the Activity level variance and how can you measure it?

12What are the methods used for quantifying the deviations in the activity
level and how are they classified as delays?

13How to create a schedule as it was actually built and determine the
critical path built and the controlling activities?

14what are the important key concepts associated with delay analysis”
which always giving rise to disputes?

15When the claimant is entitled to recover the expenses of extending the
time of the project?

16How to prove the Concurrent delay?

17What is the difference between using both the literal theory and the
functional theory in estimating concurrency?

18Who owns the Float in the project and its impact on the contractor's
right to slow down the pace of work?

19What is the difference between directed and constructive acceleration,
and its relationship to financial compensation?

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