I seems to me that there are som differences between the information provided in the Formula Email Course and the Formula Study Guide regarding EAC.
In the email course it mentiones this:
EAC=BAC/CPI
No variances from the BAC have occurred or are expected to continue at the same rate of spending.
This is the formula most often required on the exam.
And also:
EAC = AC+((BAC-EV) / CPI)
Current variances are thought to be typical in the future.
However, on the Formula Guide, I find this:
EAC = BAC / CPI
Assumption: use formula if current
variances are thought to be typical in
the future. This is the formula most
often required on the exam.
and also this:
EAC = AC + ((BAC - EV) / (CPI * SPI))
Assumption: use formula if project is
over budget but still needs to meet a
schedule deadline.
I am a little bit lost. There is no 100% match between both sources.
I just need to know which one to consider. Note that this formula for example:
EAC = AC+((BAC-EV) / CPI)
is provided in the Email Course, but not found in the Formula Study Guide.
Tarek.