Forward scheduling:
A) begins with a delivery date, then offsets each operation one at a time, in reverse order.
B) has the same meaning as "finite loading."
C) is often used in service environments such as catering a banquet or scheduling surgery.
D) starts the schedule as soon as the job requirements are known.
E) produces a schedule only if it meets the due date.

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Forward scheduling starts the schedule as soon as the job requirements are known. It involves scheduling tasks from the start date without taking into consideration the delivery date or completion time.

Forward Scheduling