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: i and assignment o 162026 Problem 1 Develop a network diagram for the project specified below: Immediate Activity | Predecessor Activity A B E c F D G EF Solution Activity A has no predecessor activity. i.e, Its the first activity. us suppose that activity A takes the project from event I to event 2. Then we have the following representation for A: A O——® For activity B, the predecessor activity is A. Let us suppose that B Joins nodes 2 and 3. Thus we get | obtain the following Scanned with CamScanner Activity E has Das the predecessor activity, So we get O99 Activity Fhas asthe predecessor activity. So we get es Scanned with CamScanner Gis the last activity, 7 i sist Putting all the pieces together, we obtain the following diagram the Project network: ° Start event End event ‘The diagram is validated by referring to the given data, Note: An important point may be observed for the above diagram. Consider the following parts in the diagram @Q——_ and : a . © We took nodes 6 and 61 as one and the same, Instead, we can retain them as different nodes. Then, in order to provide connectivity to the network, we join nodes 61 and 6 by a dummy activity. Then we arrive atthe following diagram for the project network: Start event g OO dummy activity End event | Scanned with CamScanner Questions on Problem1 \ 1. Explain the terms: event, predecessor event, successor event, activity, dummy activity, network, 2. Construct the network diagram for the following project: Immediate Activity | Predecessor Activity A : B 7 c A D B E A F cD G E Ht E I FG J HI Scanned with CamScanner Problem 2 ‘The following details are available regarding a project: : a rth |_Baration Wes) A B A 3s c A 1 | D B 10 E c 5 F DE 4 t Scanned with CamScanner ical path, (i) the critical activities and Question: ()) Determine the ii) the project completion Solution First let us construct the network diagram for the given project. We ‘mark the time estimates along the arrows representing the activities. We ‘obtain the following diagram: D @ End event Start event 2) Consider/the paths, beginning with the start node and stopping with the end node. There are two such paths for the given project. They are as follows: Path I O+-O--O--O-+8 with a time of 3 +5 +10 +4=22 weeks, Path IL O-0O--O+O-© with a time of 3+74+5 +4 = 19 weeks. ‘Compare the times for the two paths. Maximum of {22,19} = 22, We see that path | has the maximum time of 22 weeks. Therefore, path Is the critical path, The critical activities are A, B, D and F. The project completion time is 22 weeks, ‘Time for path - Time for path II = 22-1 We notice that C and E are non- critical acti 3 weeks, ‘Therefore, together the non- critical activities can be delayed up to a maximum of 3 weeks, without delaying the completion of the whole project. Scanned with CamScanner Problem 3 Fis an ‘nd out the completion time and the eitcal activities for the following project: D Scanned with CamScanner Solution Inall, we identify 4 paths, beginning with the start node of I and terminating at the end node of 10. They are as follows: Path A D G K () On-O-3- OO ‘Time for the path = 8 +20 +8 +6 = 42 units of time. Path I a Q— o= o= (*) | OO; Crem Or ©) Time for the path = 10 + 16 + 11 +6 = 43 units of time. Path HI B E I L Time for the path = 10 + 16 + 14 +5 =45 units of time. Path IV. c F J L © 7 © 25 ® 10 © s @) Time for the path = 7 +25 + 10+5=47 units of time. Compare the times for the four paths. Maximum of {42, 43, 45, 47) = 47. We see that the following path has the maximum time __ and so it is the critical path: saccainiiines — Scanned with CamScanner The critical activities are C, F, J and L. The non-critical activities are A,B, D, E, G, H, Land K. The project completion time is 47 units of time, Problem 3 Draw the network diagram and determine the critical path forthe following project: Activity Time estimate (Weeks) m | 3s | 1-3 6 am | 3. | 2-5 3 ae d|OU?C«SY Fe a7 [ss | 6-8 79 89 | Scanned with CamScanner Solution We have the following network diagram for the project: Scanned with CamScanner Solution We assert that there are 4 paths, beginning with the start node of 1 and terminating at the end node of 9. They are as follows: Path 1 Q A D H K O+O+O-+-O-—-O) Time for the path = 5 +5 +2+4 = 16 weeks. Path 11 O+O+-0+-O---O 6 7) 5 a ‘Time for the path= 6 +7 +5 +4=22 weeks. Path IT O7-O-7-O7-D Time for the path = 6 + 10+ 6 = 16 weeks. Path IV c 4 5 O-=-0= 0a © Time for the path =3 +4 + 6= 13 weeks. Compare the times for the four paths. Maximum of {16, 22, 16, 13} =22, We see that the following path has the maximum time and so itis the critical path: n & Scanned with CamScanner K Hj OOOO ‘The critical activities are B, E, I and K, The non-critical activities are A, C, D, F, G, H and J. The G Droject completion time is 22 weeks, Scanned with CamScanner Take home ignment to he submitted next week 13/06/2020. Question One 1. Explain the terms: critical path, critical activities. 2. The following are the time estimates and the precedence relationships of the activities ina project network: IMMEDIATE | time estimate Activity | Predecessor aa |__| Activity __| A : 4 B - 1 c : 3 D A 6 E B 4 F B u G c 6 H E 10 I D 3 1 FG 4 K HI 2 Scanned with CamScanner ii) The project completion time. Question Two Activities] Predecessors | Time @ Requirement in weeks (t) A a 4 B A 3 cc A 2 D B 4 E c 1 F DE 4 G A 6 H EG 4 1 i 3 Scanned with CamScanner (iii) Indicate the precedence relationship with arcs (iv) Specify time estimate for each activity () Determine the critical path (i.e. The longest path to get the project completed) Question Three: Think of a reasonable project you have participated on environment, school assignment or project and answer a) Whats the specific name of the project? b) List out all the activites ofthe project with their respective names in a table as executed c) What were the precedence requirement and relationship? Note: You may use diagram for the relationship &) What were the specific time (weeks/months) assigned to each activity” ¢)_@ What was the critical path and total completion time of phis project Gi) Let us hhave the activities draw of the CP? <—Crefica( Ve £) State your benefit(s) and your challenges from the start to the completion of the entire project or notice or heard of from your working the following concern questions: NOTE: You may use your private company for question3 above. 1s wad Scanned with CamScanner

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