When revising the estimated cost at completion, there are two approaches. The EAC re is determined by experts in the field and the EAC f is a mathematical approach which assumes the CPI as the basis for forecasting cost at completion.

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The EAC (Estimate at Completion) can indeed be determined through two primary approaches: one that relies on expert judgment and another that uses a mathematical formula, often based on the Cost Performance Index (CPI), to forecast the final project costs.

When Revising the Estimated Cost at Completion, There Are Two