A Time-Based Agenda Is

A time-based agenda is

A) a list of topics to be covered during a meeting that shows the running time allocated to and the person(s) responsible for leading the discussion for each topic.
B) a chart that demonstrates how a set of tasks for a project can be sequentially and concurrently completed by specified times.
C) an aid to implementing a marketing plan consisting of four columns: (1) the task,(2) the person responsible for completing that task,(3) the date to finish the task,and (4) what is to be delivered.
D) a tool that shows the relationships through time of the various program tasks,which involves: (1) identifying the main tasks;(2) determining the time required to complete each task;(3) arranging the activities to meet the deadline;and (4) assigning people the responsibilities to complete each task.
E) a statistical tool,used in project management,that is designed to analyze and represent the tasks involved in completing a given project.