You are a project manager for a new software development project. You have a few activities that require specialized testing. The testing might need to be repeated more than once. Which of the following do you choose?
A. The Graphical Evaluation and Review Technique because it allows for conditional branching and looping for the testing activity
B. The Critical Path Method because it allows for float time to be calculated for the testing activity
C. The Program Evaluation and Review Technique because it allows for conditional branching and looping for the testing activity
D. The Program Evaluation and Review Technique because it allows for a weighted average distribution, which will even out the time needed for the testing activity
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