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Lab#3a - Network Activity Diagram and Critical Path Data Activity Table ID Activity Duration (days) Pred. Successor A. Start Planning Phase 3 B,C B. Hire Team 4 A D C. Train Team 2 A E,F D. Manage stages of Te 5 B G E. Start Implementing P 1 C G F. Meet Milestones 2 C H G. Control 4 D,E H H Project Close 3 F,G Totals 24 0 0 KEY ES D EF ID LS F LF Forward Pass = calculates the top layer of the node. In other words, it calculates ES (early start) and EF (early finish) Backward Pass = calculates the bottom layer of the node. In other words, it calculates LS (late start) and LF (late finish). START
Part 1: calculate and fill in all data within each Node pf the path(s). ` 3 4 7 B 3 0 7 3 3 A. 0 3 3 2 5 C 9 6 11 PART 2 - Complete Table Below: CRITICAL PATH TABLE Duration Is Float Same? Path 1 19 YES Path2 13 NO Path3 10 NO Total Directions: Complete all 3 parts. Populate the cells in each node flagged in yellow. Remember to input everything Next, populate the Critical Path Table FInally, answer the question below.
7 5 12 D 7 0 12 12 4 16 G 12 0 16 16 5 1 6 E 16 11 6 12 5 2 7 F 14 9 16 Part 3 - Answer Question Below: Critical Path YES No No Which of the three paths is the critical path and why The critical path is path#1 because it has the highest because it has the same float (zero) in all of its activ g as a calculation.
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3 19 H 0 19 y? t duration andf also vites . FINISH
Lab#3a - Network Activity Diagram and Critical Path Data Activity Table ID Activity Duration (days) Pred. Successor A. Start Planning Phas 3 B,C B. Hire Team 4 A D C. Train Team 2 A E,F D. Manage stages of 5 B G E. Start Implementing 1 C G F. Meet Milestones 2 C H G. Control 4 D,E H H Project Close 3 F,G 24 0 0 Forward Pass = calculates the top layer of the node. In other words, it calculates ES (early start) and EF (early finish) Begin at the STart and work towards the finish, Backward Pass = calculates the bottom layer of the node. In other words, it calculates LS (late start) and LF (late finish). START
words, it calculates LS (late start) and LF (late finish). Begin with the FInish and work towards the start
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Part 1: calculate and fill in all data within each Node pf the path(s). 7 ` 7 3 4 7 B 3 0 7 3 3 5 A. 0 3 11 3 2 5 C 9 6 11 5 14 PART 2 - Complete Table Below: CRITICAL PATH TABLE Duration Is Float ZERO? Critical Path Path 1 19 YES YES Path2 13 NO NO Path3 10 NO NO Total Directions: Complete all 3 parts. Populate the cells in each node flagged in yellow. Remember to input everything as a calculati Next, populate the Critical Path Table FInally, answer the question below. *Critical Path: is the path that has the highest duration plus the same float of ZERO in all activities!
the same float of ZERO in all activities!
5 12 D 0 12 12 4 16 G 12 0 16 16 3 19 1 6 H E 16 0 19 6 12 2 7 F 9 16 Part 3 - Answer Question Below: Which of the three paths is the critical path and why? The critical path is path#1 because it has the highest duration andf als because it has the same float (zero) in all of its activites . tion.
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so FINISH
Lab#3b - Risk Impact Matrix (RIM) DIRECTIONS: Complete all 4 parts below as noted. High Probability of Occurrence High A Medium B, D, F Low
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Part 1 - map the risk factors below to the 3X3 Grid above. ID RISK A. Loss of Primary Advocate in Leadership B. Budget is underestimated C. Team member turnover D. Project Changes Necessary E. Bad Weather F. Lack of Updated Skills G. Loss of PM autonomy Scoring: Color Key Color coat the Grid Part 2 L/H, L/M, M/M, M/H = Blue L/L, M/L,= Green H/H, H/M, H/L = Red Part 3 Question: Which risk types will yo Answer Question: Which risk mitigate? In this case, we would spend mon (which represents a may or may m look at the blue risk factors is bec truly be mitigated.
Part 4 truly be mitigated. Calculate the FMEA score abo H24 - H30) Remember that the formula Probability * Impact * Detecti
RIM: Risk Impact Matrix PROJECT IMPACT Medium Low G C E
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Risk Factor Table Probability of Occurrence Impact 3 3 2 3 1 2 2 3 1 1 2 3 3 2 Probability & Impact DETECTION Ratings 3 is HIGH High 2 is MEDIUM Medium 1 is LOW Easy Red = Critical Blue = Important Green = Benign Above per the following: May or May Not Mitigate Do Not Mitigate Necessary Mitigation ou spend money to mitigate? k types will you spend money to ney to mitigate the factors in blue motogate status). The reason we would cause the risk factors in red cannot
ove in the table (starting in cell is: tion
FMEA Detection FMEA SCORE 3 27 2 12 3 6 2 12 1 1 1 6 2 12
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Lab#3b - Risk Impact Matrix (RIM) DIRECTIONS: Complete all 4 parts below as noted. High Probability of Occurrence High A Medium BDF Low
Part 1 - map the risk factors below to the 3X3 Grid above. ID RISK A. Loss of Primary Advocate in Leadership B. Budget is underestimated C. Team member turnover D. Project Changes Necessary E. Bad Weather F. Lack of Updated Technical Skills G. Loss of PM autonomy Scoring: Color Key Color coat the Grid Abo Part 2 L/H, L/M, M/M, M/H = Blue L/L, M/L,= Green H/H, H/M, H/L = Red Part 3 Question: Which risk types will you Answer Question: Which risk typ mitigate or try to mitigate? In this case, we would spend mone
In this case, we would spend mone (which represents a may or may mo would look at the blue risk factors i cannot truly be mitigated.
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RIM: Risk Impact Matrix PROJECT IMPACT Medium Low G C E
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Risk Factor Table Probability of Occurrence Impact 3 3 2 3 1 2 2 3 1 1 2 3 3 2 Probability & Impact DETECTION Ratings 3 is HIGH 3 = High Difficulty Detecting (score of 6) 2 is MEDIUM 2 - Medium Difficulty Detecting (score of 12) 1 is LOW 1 - Easy Difficulty Detecting (Score of 1 or 9) Red = Critical Blue = Important Green = Benign ove per the following: May or May Not Mitigate Do Not Mitigate Necessary Mitigation u spend money to mitigate? pes will you spend money to ey to mitigate the factors in blue
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ey to mitigate the factors in blue otogate status). The reason we is because the risk factors in red
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FMEA Detection FMEA SCORE 3 27 2 12 3 6 2 12 1 1 1 6 2 12 Calculate the FMEA score above in the table (starting in cell H24 - H30) Remember that the formula is: Probability * Impact * Detection
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Lab #3c - Range Estimations Directions: Pleas Bottom Up - Range Estimating Table WBS ID Description DAYS Low Average High Range 100 Get Approval 2 3.0 4 2 101 Design Layout of Booth 5 7.5 10 5 102 Identify Customers 3 5.0 7 4 103 KIOSK Contract 7 10.5 14 7 104 Construct KIOSK 0.5 0.8 1 0.5 105 Design Brochures 8 12.0 16 8 106 Trade Journal Ads 5 6.5 8 3 107 Set up booth 0.5 0.8 1 0.5 108 Set up Visuals 0.75 0.9 1 0.25 109 Lay out brochures/hand outs 0.1 0.3 0.5 0.4 110 Set up Lighting 0.75 0.9 1 0.25 TOTALS 32.6 48.05 63.5 30.9
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se complete all columns in yellow using formulas. Be sure to answer the question as well. Risk Level Final Duration Risk Limits 4 3.0 4 Highest Risk Maximu 2 5 3 Moderate to High Risk 3 5.0 2 Moderate Risk Ran 2 7 1 Low Risk Lo 4 0.8 2 8 2 3 2 0.5 3 0.9 1 0.1 4 0.9 34.10 What is the total duration for this project? The total duration is: 41.10 days.
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Lab #3c - Range Estimations for Duration Directions: Pleas Bottom Up - Range Estimating Table WBS ID Description DAYS Low Average High Range 100 Get Approval 2 3.0 4 2 101 Design Layout of Booth 5 7.5 10 5 102 Identify Customers 3 5.0 7 4 103 KIOSK Contract 7 10.5 14 7 104 Construct KIOSK 0.5 0.8 1 0.5 105 Design Brochures 8 12.0 16 8 106 Trade Journal Ads 5 6.5 8 3 107 Set up booth 0.5 0.8 1 0.5 108 Set up Visuals 0.75 0.9 1 0.25 109 Lay out brochures/hand outs 0.1 0.3 0.5 0.4 110 Set up Lighting 0.75 0.9 1 0.25 TOTALS 32.6 48.05 63.5 30.9
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se complete all columns in yellow using formulas. Be sure to answer the question as well. Risk Level Final Duration Risk Limits 4 3.0 4 Highest Risk Maximu 2 5 3 Moderate to High Risk 3 5.0 2 Moderate Risk Ran 2 7 1 Low Risk Lo 4 0.8 2 8 2 3 2 0.5 3 0.9 1 0.1 4 0.9 34.10 What is the total duration for this project? The total duration is: 41.10 days.
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