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Complete Chapter 8, Exercise 1, on page 280 of Project Management: The Managerial Process, using
Microsoft® Project 2013.
Create a network schedule using the information provided in the exercise, apply resources, and adjust
the schedule to eliminate over commitment of resources.
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Exercises
1. Given the network plan that follows, compute the early, late, and slack times. What is the
project duration? Using any approach you wish (e.g., trial and error), develop a loading
chart for resources, Electrical Engineers (EE), and resource, Mechanical Engineers (ME).
Assume only one of each resource exists. Given your resource schedule, compute the
early, late, and slack times for your project. Which activities are now critical? What is the
project duration now? Could something like this happen in real projects?
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Complete Chapter 8, Exercise 1, on page 280 of Project Management: The Managerial Process, usingMicrosoF® Project 2013.Create a network schedule using the informa±on provided in the exercise, apply resources, and adjustthe schedule to eliminate over commitment of resources.Exercises1.Given the network plan that follows, compute the early, late, and slack times. What is theproject duration? Using any approach you wish (e.g., trial and error), develop a loadingchart for resources, Electrical Engineers (EE), and resource, Mechanical Engineers (ME).Assume only one of each resource exists. Given your resource schedule, compute theearly, late, and slack times for your project. Which activities are now critical? What is theproject duration now? Could something like this happen in real projects?
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