Ontario Community College - B2 (Demo Data) 1 window analyzed: Baseline → Current

Caveat (cite in any expert report): Slip velocity is a working-day/working-day rate: numerator = working-day completion shift, denominator = working days between data dates on the same calendar (see basis). Midpoint estimates assume uniform deterioration within the window. Actual slip events may have clustered at any point inside the window — the midpoint is a probabilistic centroid, not an observed event date. Cite this caveat in any expert report that quotes the half-period estimate. Velocity is a per-window average rate, not an instantaneous one; acceleration is a finite difference between successive averages and is sensitive to window-length disparity (sign and direction are reliable, magnitude less so).

Caveat (cite in any expert report): Float burndown is post-processing of analyst-supplied CPM snapshots. Accuracy depends on the quality of the underlying schedule updates. Recovery events (TF increase) may reflect legitimate scope removal, schedule optimization, or activity deletion — analyst must verify. Slip velocity is a linear average; actual burndown may be non-linear. CPP first-mover at per-activity float-timeline granularity (2026-05-09); methodology not yet formally published in AACE/SCL literature.