CPM 2
CPM 2
1. Schedules and activities of a project are shown below. Answer the questions. Activity Predecessor(s) Duration (days) Activity Predecessor(s) Duration (days) A 4 G B 2 B 3 H C, E, G 6 C 2 I H 8 D A 3 J C 4 E D 5 K J 7 F D 3 L F, I, K 3 Questions: a) Draw CPM chart and show, which tasks are on the critical path? b) What is the total and free slack for tasks C, F, G and K? c) The person working on task K tells the PM he cant start work until two days after the schedule starting date. What impact would this have on the completion date of the project? Why? 2. Schedules and activities of a project are shown below. Answer the questions. Activity Predecessor(s) Duration (days) Activity Predecessor(s) Duration (days) A 5 G B 4 B A 7 H G 2 C A 3 I G 3 D B 3 J C 2 E D 2 K J 3 F E, H 2 L G, K 6 Questions: a) Draw CPM chart and show, which tasks are on the critical path? b) What is the total and free slack for tasks E, F, H and J? c) The person working on task E tells the PM that he needs extra three days to complete the activity. What impact would this have on the completion date of the project? Why? 3. Activities of a project are summarized in the following table. Activity A B C D E Immediate Predecessor(s) Duration (Weeks) 4 10 7 5 3 Activity F G H I J Immediate Predecessor(s) B C F F, G D, E Duration (Weeks) 6 2 8 11 8
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(a) Draw a network diagram and find the critical path and project completion time. (b) Calculate total and free float of the activities C, D, G and J. (c) If $1000 can be saved for each delayed day of activity H, then how much dollar can be saved keeping the project completion time unchanged? (d) Activity G needs a delayed time of two weeks and an extra time of five weeks. Is it possible by keeping the project completion time unchanged? Explain. (e) The PM wants to shorten the duration of the activity I from 11 weeks to 9 weeks. What is the impact of this change on project completion time?