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Teaching Since: Apr 2017
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Education

  • Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership with a Specialization in Educational Technology
    Phoniex University
    Oct-1999 - Nov-2005

Experience

  • HR Executive
    a21, Inc.
    Nov-1998 - Dec-2005

Category > Business & Finance Posted 07 May 2017 My Price 10.00

Fill in the blank cells under Crash Differentials.

Part I

Calculate the expected time (hours, days, weeks, or whatever) for the following tasks. Report the time to the next highest whole number.

Task Optimistic (shortest) Time Most Likely Time Pessimistic (longest) Time Expected Time (answer)
A 3 5 7  
B 10 15 20  
C 4 5 6  
D 27 45 90  
E 8 9 12  
F 81 93 98  

Part II

Each of these CPM diagrams corresponds to one of the task lists given below. Match them. Ex. A:#, B:#, etc. 

Symbols:

START 

END

A.

 

B.

 

C.

 

D.

 

E.

 

 

Part III

 

Part IV

 

Estimated and crash costs for each task are shown in the table below.

Answer the questions below the table.

Version 1 Original Estimates Crash Estimates Crash Differentials

Task

 

(T)

CP

 

*

Est. Time,

weeks

(ET)

Est. cost,

$1000,

(EC)

Crash

Time,

weeks

(CT)

Crash

Cost,

$1000

(CC)

Time

saved

 

(ET-CT)

Extra

cost

 

(CC-EC)
A * 5 10 4 12    
B * 7 15 5 17    
C   5 8 3 12    
D * 6 6 5 8    
E * 9 12 8 15    
F   4 16 2 20    
G * 5 20 2 21    
(End)   -          

CP=Critical Path. If task is on CP, then *; otherwise blank.

  1. Fill in the blank cells under Crash Differentials.
  2. Instead of the scheduled 7 weeks, Task B took 9 weeks. Which task or tasks should be crashed to make up the lost time, at minimum cost? Explain.

Assignment Expectations

  1. There are no page limits. Write what you need to write, neither more nor less. Make each sentence count! (Having said that; it’s unlikely that one page would be enough, and very likely that eight pages would be too much.)
  2. Ensure that your answer reflects your detailed understanding of the theory and techniques taught in this module.
  3. References and citations are required. This requirement can be satisfied by citing the module Home page.
 

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Miss Natalia
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Status NEW Posted 07 May 2017 08:05 AM My Price 10.00

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