4 15 points Consider the activity sequences given in the table given below. a) Draw the network diagram based on the inf

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4 15 points Consider the activity sequences given in the table given below. a) Draw the network diagram based on the information given below. Calculate the ES, EF, LS, LF and slack for each activity and identify the critical path. Can the project be completed in 40 weeks? (9 Points) Activity A B с D E F G H Preceding Time Activity (Weeks) 10 8 6 8 9 7 12 10 A, B A B C, D D, E F.G ES EF LS LF Slack b) Assume that activity A actually finished at the 9th week, activity B actually finished at the 10th Recalculate the expected project completion time. Which activities would you focus on in order to get the project back on schedule? (6 Points) If you are attaching any hand-written answer to this question, please make sure the document contains your name. Scan the document, name the file appropriately with your last name prefixed and upload it via the mid-term exam additional submissions link.
5 15 points Consider the following summary interim cost reports of a project, say in week 10. Assume that A, B, C and D are the only work packages in the project. Total Budgeted Activity cost for the activity Budgeted cost of work scheduled (PV) $1,000 $1,000 $1000 $1,000 A $1,000 B $700 с $0 D $500 (Hint: One of the columns gives you PV directly. There is no need to separately calculate it.) % Complete Actual Cost EV 100 50 0 60 Method I: ETC = (Budgeted cost of all remaining work) / CPI i.e., ETC = (BAC - EV)/CPI, where BAC is Budget at completion. Method II: $1,100 $900 $0 $400 CV sv a) Calculate the EV, CV and SV for each activity. What is your assessment of the progress of each activity? Calculate the EV, CV, SV, CPI and SPI for the project, and the critical ratio (CR). What is your assessment of the entire project so far based on these calculations? (11 Points) b) There are several formulae available for calculation of the Estimated (remaining cost) to completion (ETC). Once you have ETC, you can calculate Projected (total cost) estimated at completion (EAC) as ETC + AC Consider the following two versions for calculating ETC. ETC = Budgeted Cost for all remaining work Calculate the Projected (total cost) estimated at completion (EAC) = ETC + AC for the project using the two methods. (4 Points) DA If you are attaching any hand-written answer to this question, please make sure the document contains your name. Scan the document, name the file appropriately with your last name prefixed and upload it via the mid term exam additional submissions link.