Discuss/explain the relationship of predecessor, successor & concurrent activities to an AON project network
Predecessor activities are those actions that need to be
performed before another action can be started.
Successor activities are actions that must obey a distinct action
in some sort of order.
A concurrent activity or parallel activity is an action or
assignment that can be operated on at the corresponding time as
another action. Parallel actions may be conceived of as an opening
to cut the project schedule; nevertheless, they also can be a
trade-off since doing more than one thing at the same time can have
a significant influence on project resources.
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Discuss/explain the relationship of predecessor, successor & concurrent activities to an AON project network
Draw the AON and AOA network for a given problem. Activity Predecessor B B C DE DE F, G, H
Please draw the Gantt chart for the project. Use different color for critical path activities and non-critical path activities. Use arrows to indicate the slack time on the Gantt chart. (1 point) Note: if you use Excel or other graphical tools to create the Gantt chart, you may submit the files separately. YOUR SCORE: TOTAL POINTS: 5 Question (a), (b) and (e) are related to Lecture 17. Questions (c) and (d) are related to Lecture 18 The activity information and...
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Consider the project network information in Table 1 of Case Study A on Page 3 below. Assuming the project starts at time zero and all activity connections are finish-to-start, draw an Activity on the Node (AON) network diagram of the project, determine the expected project completion time, state the critical activities and critical path(s). Crash the project by 1 week and state the total crash cost. (b) (18 narl Case Study A Table 1 below contains activities associated with a...
Consider the project network information in Table 1 of Case Study A on Page 3 below. Assuming the project starts at time zero and all activity connections are finish-to-start, draw an Activity on the Node (AON) network diagram of the project, determine the expected project completion time, state the critical activities and critical path(s). Crash the project by 1 week and state the total crash cost. (b) (18 nar Case Study A Table 1 below contains activities associated with a...
uestion 18 Lag" in sequence activities process in project management means The product of a forward and backward pass The amount of time whereby a successor activity can be advanced with respect to a predecessor activity The amount of time whereby a successor activity will be delayed with respect to a predecessor activity The amount of time an activity can be delayed without delaying the early start date of its successor C
. Construct a Gantt chart and project network for the following set of activities, compute the length of each path in the network, and indicate the critical path: Activity Activity Predecessor Time (months) 1 ___ 4 2 ___ 7 3 1 8 4 1 3 5 2 9 6 3 5 7 3 2 8 4,5,6 6 9 2 5
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