Match the following terms with their definitions: Precedence Diagram Graphic presentation of a schedule depicting project activities on a node with an arrow that depicts the dependencies that exist between the activities. Short-interval Schedule Schedule often used at the field office level to discuss the finer points of a work activity. Summary Schedule Schedules used most often for management reports and presentations where it is important to convey the overall plan and status of the work. Detailed Schedule Most common type of schedule used in the commercial, civil, and industrial construction industry. Mini-schedule Look ahead schedule prepared by the superintendents and provided to trade contractors and focus on specific areas of work in greater detail than is provided in the overall project schedule. Critical Path Method A technique used in construction to determine the estimated value (earned value) of work completed to date on a project and compare that to the actual work completed on the project. Crash the Schedule Steps taken to accelerate activities in the schedule, resulting in an earlier completion date. Earned value analysis Schedule that is any portion of summary or detailed schedule broken down into even finer detail. Forecasts Periodic predictions stated in reports as