‘Alexandria University Feculty of Engineering Structural Engrg. Department Jang > Post Graduate (Structural Engirecring Dept.) kas ay tay es Saag eos Gu ap 23) (2523) COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN ‘OPEN 800K Construction Mlanacement Time Allowed: THREE hours Te ST Aa Oy Fie Ga ae a Oy paw oe eT atl nde yal Ja aps chap he AST 9 GN pA om) BOD Page 1 of 2 Question 1 (35%) ‘By using Primavera Project Planner, P3, 1, Illustrate the suitable command to insert the following data. Activity] Original | Predecessor | Type of | Time Description | Duration | Activity __| Relationship | Lag E 20 | Gig #H [25 | F SF 2 2. Give a brief summary of activity pes according To Primavera Proje Plan el example foreach type fo represen its uses : 3, By adding s hammock acvny "P to sumarize the work on actives Hi, G, and F. What i the oigcal duration fr activiy“P"? : 4. Mustate th ulus command oad he lowing resource distonsy 0 your projet, —_ Resourve | Resource ‘Resource ‘Normai Maximum | Through Teil erga ae ee erm ea : Conca) Resdy is sonoma Cubiomer a0 [36 pee aa a | i | _1 13" October 2008 I [70 10 15 October 2005 10 | i | | project completion date 5. Kesign the following budgaed quantiles for each aay “Activity | Ready Description | Mix Concrete SO [1000 “e— 1500 . 6, Illustrate the suitable command to represent the resource (concrete) profile using histogram and cumulative cuzves, Graminers De, Sherif M HAFES Assistant ‘Profesor of Consiraction Engrg, & Mgnt EE]Question 2 (30%) 1. Create the dictionary of project calendars based on the following data Cal. | Weekends | Nonworking | Exception 1D Periods | Working hours Fi) [kbp 1 6 Oct Ee 1 May 2 Saturday 4 July | 18and 19 Dec.06 Sunday | 25 10 31 Dee | 2. What are the types of activity constraints? Give a practical example for each pF 3. Ifthe project was started on 3"! July 2006, what is the project completion date by considering . the following activity constraints? “Activity | Constraints Description | F | ESCON, Early Start CONstraint “GT LFCON, “Late Finish CONstrain H [Zero free float __ Question 3 (35%) 1. Create a suitable coding system to organize the project activities ‘Activity | Contractor | Area Step | em Description Ll F ACO, Zonel [1 G CEG Zone2| 1 2 : Ht ACO Zone2|? 13 2, By using Filter-command, create suitable rules to represent the project activities which will be : constructed in zone 2 only by ACO. 3. The Employer (Owner) was terminating the ACO’s contract and CEG will substitute instead of ACO. sy using the Global Change-command, illustrate the required rules to execute these changes automatically 4. If te project started on 3 July 2006 and the actual progress at 15th Aug, 2006, as following. Ilustrate the suitable command to enter these data. Activin [Percent | Actual | Actual Description | Complete | Start__| Finish E 40.0% | 37 July 06] GY 200 96 1 July OFT A 0.0% 5. What is the meaning of remaining duration for activity “F°? Caleulate its value 6. Calculate the project percent complete based on P3 concept. 22 : Braminers Dr. Sherif M HAFES Assam Professor of Consiruetion Engrg, & MgtThe INPUT DATA Guide of the Stiffness Method Program (SMP.f90) 1+ The User Name (Maximum 30 Digits ) 2+ The Seat Number or the ID number (Maximum 10 Digits ) 3+ The User Section or Group ( Mximum 10 Digits ) 4 The Project Title ( Maximum 30 Digits ) 5- Number of Problems 6- NE,NP,NL,EI, £2 7 End Nodes (nodel, node2) for all elements (Maximum 12 Nodes per line ie. 6 Elements ) Beginning with element No. 1,2, 3, ete 8- No. of Lines (N) for the next step ( Element Material Type ) 9- Starting Element , Ending Element , Increment, Itype ( Repeated N times } 10-No. of Lines (N ) for the next step (KND ) 11-Starting Element , Ending Element , Increment, KND ( Repeated N times ) 12+No. of Lines (N ) for the next step (Element Properties) 13- Starting Element , Ending Element , Increment, Area , Inertia (Repeated N times) 14-No. of Lines (N ) for the next step ( Point Coordinates) 15- Starting Point , Ending Point , Increment, X1, YI, X2,,Y2 ( Repeated N times ) 16-No, of Lines (N ) for the next step ( Boundary Conditions ) 17-Starting Point , Ending Point , Increment , Code in X , Y , Z Directions , Specified Deformations in X , Y , Z Directions ( Repeated N times ) 18-No. of Lines ( N ) for Case of Loading No. | (Joint Loads ) 19-Starting Point , Ending Point , Increment , Px , Py , Mz ( Global Coordinates ) ; ( Repeated N times ) 20- Repeat Steps 18 and 19 According to the Number of Load Cases ( NI. ) 21-No. of Lines ( N ) for Case of Loading No. | ( Fixed end Forces and Moments for Elements ) 22- Starting Element , Ending Element , Increment , Fx, , Fy; , Mz; , Fx2 , Fy2 . Mz>_( Local Coordinates ) ; (Repeated N times ) 23-Repeat Steps 2! and 22 According to the Number of Load C: es (NL) Page 2/2