. Part 1: Project Scheduling using the Critical Path Method Using…

Question Answered step-by-step . Part 1: Project Scheduling using the Critical Path Method Using… . Part 1: Project Scheduling using the Critical Path Method Using the project activity data listed in Table 1: Project Activities and using pen or pencil and paper: • Draw a network diagram for the project using the precedence diagramming method (PDM) and the following node notation format:ES ID EF TS FS LS Dur LF ES = Early Start ID = Activity ID TS = Total Slack FS = Free Slack LS = Late Start Dur = Duration EF = Early Finish LF = Late Finish •Do forward and backward pass calculations and indicate the early and late start and finish times. • Indicate the critical path. • Indicate the total and free slack of each activity. • Include a readable scan or photo of this drawing in your submission. • Check your work with a computer-based project scheduling tool such as Microsoft Project (see Meredith et al, 2017, pp. 152-154). Include a screen shot of this check or the MS Project file with your submission.Image transcription textTable 1: Project Activities Duration Activity ID Activity Description (weeks) Predecessors A Perform detailedsite investigation and survey 2 Prepare detailed plans C Detailed design D Prepare site E Relocate services CF Realign overhead track electrification C, E G Construct access road and ramp D H Construct pil… Show more… Show more  Business Management Project Management Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)