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NetWork(start/end node) A.Draw network? B. Determine the critical path DurationActivity (I,j) 5A(1,2) 4B(1,4) 3C(1,5) 1D(2,3) 2E(2,5) 3F(2,6) 7G(3,4) 9I(3,6) 1J(4,6) 10K(4,7) 4L(5,6) 5M(5,7) 2N(6,7) Prepared by hanadi
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NetWork(Precedence list) PredecessorActivities -A -B AC BD C,DE EF A.Draw network? B. Determine the critical path Prepared by hanadi
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Program Evaluation and review Technique PERT Example: Consider the following project that has activities, where the a,m and b time are given in the following table: Find Dij, V(Dij) ? Find the critical path and its expected and variance Of total duration time of project? Solution by QM and Tora (a,m,b)(I,j)activity (3,5,7)(1,2)A (4,6,8)(1,3)B (1,3,5)(2,4)C (5,8,11)(3,4)D (1,2,3)(4,5)E (9,11,13)(5,6)F Prepared by hanadi
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Critical path method (CPM) Critical path: It is a sequence of critical activities. The critical path calculation involve Forward pass: determine the earliest occurrence times of the events. Backward pass : determine the latest occurrence time of the events( latest completion time). Prepared by hanadi
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Construction of the time schedule Construction of preliminary schedule for the project. Activities Noncritical activities Critical activities Prepared by hanadi
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Critical Activities An activity (i,j) will be critical if i= j j- i= j- i=Dij Prepared by hanadi
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Solution by Tora Open tora select from menu project planning CPM critical method and click enter. Enter activities and durations as the following table: DurationActivity (I,j) 5A(1,2) 2B(1,4) 2C(1,5) 7D(2,3) 5E(2,5) 4F(2,6) 3G(3,4) 10I(3,6) 5J(4,6) 9K(4,7) 4L(5,6) 3M(5,7) 3N(6,7) Prepared by hanadi
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Click on solve problem and select from options CPM bar chart and CPM calculations then we get : Figure 1: Prepared by hanadi
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Determination of the floats Floats : are the slack times available within the allotted span of the uncritical activity. 1- Total floats 2- Free floats Prepared by hanadi
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Figure 2: Prepared by hanadi
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Red –Flagging Rule : The implication of the rule is that a noncritical activity will be red flagged if its. From previous example Red-Flagging are B and C. Prepared by hanadi
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