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PERT is a variation on Critical Path Analysis that takes a slightly more skeptical view of time estimates made for each project stage. To use it,
estimate the shortest possible time each activity will take, the most likely length of time, and the longest time that might be taken if the
activity takes longer than expected.
Use the formula below to calculate the time to use for each project stage:
Key Points:
• Task priorities.
PERT is a variant of Critical Path Analysis that takes a more skeptical view of the time needed to complete each project stage.
Activity 1: Gantt & PERT
B A 40
C B 90
D C 40
E D 10
F E 80
A
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 310
Activity 2: Gantt & PERT
1. Gantt Chart
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2. PERT
A. - 4 0 4
B. - 4 0 4
C. - 13 0 13
D. - 7 0 7
E. - 5 0 5
F. A 8 4 12
G. B 5 4 9
H. C 9 13 22
I. C 12 13 25
J. C 5 13 18
K. D 6 7 13
L. E 6 5 11
M. F,G,H 6 22 28
N. J,K,L 2 18 20
O. I,M 8 28 36
P. N.O 9 36 45
2.1. Draw a network to show the relationship of activities (4)
2.2 Calculate the ES, EF, LS, LF, SLACK, and CP (48)
2.3. What is a critical path? The longest path along the network (2)
A,F,H,K 30
A,G,I,K 27
B,E,G,I,K 29
B,E,F,H,K 27
C,D,E,F,H,K 37
C,D,E,G,I,K 34
C,J,K 26
2.1 Gantt Chart
a. Draw a Gantt chart to show the relationship of activities (5)
b. Show the duration of the activities (10)
A= 0-6, B= 0-4, C=0-2, D=2-9, E=9-13, F=13-23, G=13-15 H=23-29 I=15-26 J=2-18 K=29-37
c. Which elements will be complete after 25 WEEKS? A,B,C,D,E,F,G,J
(2)