4. Budget at completion (BAC) Assessment date Expenditures Planned value (PV) Earned value (EV) - Actual cost (ACI End of project Time after project start a. Explain the above diagram regarding the project details. What is the status of the project at the assessment date (Time 4 after project start)? Explain with reference to Cost Variance and Schedule Variance. b. What can be done to improve in the project from this point onwards?

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