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Draw a critical path network from the above info
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3 stepsTo draw a Critical Path Method (CPM) network, we represent activities as nodes or arrows and dependencies as connections between them. The durations are assigned to each activity.
Identify start activities.
Activities A and B have no predecessors, so they start from a common 'Start' node.
Draw activities and their immediate predecessors.
- Activity C depends on A.
- Activity D depends on A and B. This requires a merge point for A and B before D can start.
- Activity E depends on C.
- Activity F depends on D.
- Activity G depends on E and F. This requires a merge point for E and F before G can start.
Assign durations to each activity.
The durations are: A=4, B=6, C=3, D=5, E=4, F=3, G=2.
The critical path network diagram is shown below. Each node represents an event, and each arrow represents an activity with its duration.
Here is a more visual representation of the network:
(Start) | |-- A (4 weeks) --> (Node 1) -- C (3 weeks) --> (Node 2) -- E (4 weeks) --> (Node 3) | | |-- B (6 weeks) --> (Node 4) -- D (5 weeks) --> (Node 5) -- F (3 weeks) --> (Node 6) | V (Node 7) -- G (2 weeks) --> (End)Note: Node 7 represents the merge point of E and F before G can start.
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