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Analysis
Activity
Shower
Dry hair
Fetch car
Iron clothes
Dress and makeup
Drive to
interview
Example 4.1
textbook pages 101 106
duration
3
8
7
12
10
20
Precedence
table
Activity
A
B
C
D
E
Shower
Dry hair
Fetch car
Iron clothes
Dress and makeup
F Drive to
interview
duration
A
B,D
3
8
7
12
10
C,E
20
B(8)
A(3)
1
D(12
)
C(7)
The network will build up with
each mouse click, in the order
you would construct it on
paper.
5
E(10)
F(20)
4
Event Times
2
B(8)
A(3)
1
D(12
)
C(7)
Earliest
event
time
EET
Latest
event
time
LET
5
E(10)
F(20)
4
B(8)
A(3)
1
0
D(12
)
42
12
3
5
E(10)
C(7)
To find EETs, work
forwards through the
network from the start
node to the finish
node.
F(20)
22
3 4
B(8)
A(3)
1
0 0
D(12
)
1 12
3 2
4 42
2 5
E(10)
C(7)
To find LETs, work
backwards through the
network from the
finish node to the start
node.
F(20)
4
22 22
Critical Activities
Critical activities are activities that cannot
run late. For critical activities:
3 4
B(8)
A(3)
1
0 0
D(12
)
4 4
2 52
1 1
3 2 2
E(10)
C(7)
F(20)
4
22 22
Float
Total Float
latest finish earliest start length of activity
Independent Float
earliest finish latest start length of activity
Interfering Float
Total float Independent float
Total
It is useful to
represent
float in a
table.
A
B
C
Independen Interfering
t
Float (answers)
A
B
C
Total
1
1
15
Independent
0
0
15
Interfering
1
1
0
Hint:
Total is maximum possible float so take outside no.s
Independent is minimum possible float so take
inside no.s