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The Activity Breakdown For A Certain Project Is As Under.: Example:1

The document describes a project with 14 activities and their durations in days. It provides dependencies between activities - for example, activity 2 can start after activity 1, while activities 4 and 5 can start concurrently after activity 3. Given a start date of October 14th and 5 working days a week, the solution is: (1) Total project duration is 34 days; (2) Project completion date is November 30th; (3) By November 10th, operations 1-3 and 5 will be complete, operation 4 half done, and operations 6-7 a third done.

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The Activity Breakdown For A Certain Project Is As Under.: Example:1

The document describes a project with 14 activities and their durations in days. It provides dependencies between activities - for example, activity 2 can start after activity 1, while activities 4 and 5 can start concurrently after activity 3. Given a start date of October 14th and 5 working days a week, the solution is: (1) Total project duration is 34 days; (2) Project completion date is November 30th; (3) By November 10th, operations 1-3 and 5 will be complete, operation 4 half done, and operations 6-7 a third done.

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EXAMPLE:1

The activity breakdown for a certain project is as under.


Activity No. Duration (Weeks)

1 1

2 2

3 4

4 3

5 1

6 2

7 4

● Activity 2 and activity 3 can be done ​concurrently​, and both must follow activity 1.
​ ctivity 5 cannot begin until both activities 2 and 3 are
Activity 2 must precede activity 4​. A
completed.​ ​Activity 6 can be started only after activities 4 and 5 are completed​.​ Activity
7 is the last activity which can be started only after completion of activity 5.
Prepare the Gantt’s chart for the project. ​How many weeks will be required to complete the
project?

SOLUTION:

Project Completion time = 10 weeks.


EXAMPLE: 2
A typical small house construction project that consists of the following operations along with the
time set for its completion.

Sr No. Operation Time (in Days)

1 Survey, design and layout 3

2 Construction of foundation 5

3 Construction of superstructure 11

4 Roofing 5

5 Fixing doors and window fixtures 2

6 Plumbing and house drainage 3

7 Electric fitting 3

8 Plastering 4

9 Flooring 4

10 Carpentry work 4

11 Construction of boundary wall and other minor 3


items

12 Land shaping and clearing 2

13 White washing of walls and painting of doors 3

14 inauguration 1

The project commences on a Wednesday, 14th October. Assuming five working days in a week,
prepare a bar chart of the project.
Determine
(a) Total project completion time,
(b) Date of project completion,
(c) Expected status of project progress by 10th November.

Activity 2 can start only after activity 1 is over.​ ​Activity 3 can start even when half the work of
activity 2 is over.​ ​Activity 4 and 5 can start concurrently, but only after activity 3 is completed.
Activity 6 and 7 can start concurrently, but only after activity 5 is completed​. ​Activity 8 can start
only after activities 6 and 7 are complete.​ ​Activity 9 can start even when half of activity 8 is over.
Activity 10 can start only when activity 9 is over.​ ​Activity 11 can start only when activity 8 is over​.
Activity 12 can start only when activity 11 is over​.​ Activity 13 can start only when activity 10 is
half over.​ ​Activity 14 is the last activity which marks the completion of the project.

SOLUTION:

(a) Total project completion duration = 34 days (having 5 working days in a week)
(b) Date of project completion - 30th November
(c) By the end of 10th November
- Operations 1, 2, 3 and 5 are completed;
- Operation 4 is complete almost half;
- Operation 6 & 7 are completed 1/3 stage

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