A project with an SPI < 1 is, according to the discussions inthis chapter, behind schedule. How would the critical pathin its critical path method schedule look? Is there any possibilitythat the SPI leads to an erroneous conclusion aboutthe project’s schedule?

Q: In a network, activities A, B, C, D, and E, with durations 9, 4, 9, 2, and 8 days respectively, are…

A: A network activities A, B, C, D, and E with durations 9,4,9,2, and 8 days are connected with SS and…

Q: Construction Management

A: Below are the detailed discussion and explanations to each of the questions you asked…

Q: Explain what does the CPM method of time cost trade offs provide ?

A:

Q: When applying the 80/20 rule to a project, the GC/CM should first identify the project activities…

A: 80/20 rule- This is called as Pareto Principle. It states that 80% of the outcomes comes from 20% of…

Q: Question 28 From an owner's perspective, projects that are effectively planned and scheduled O make…

A: Given data When projects are effectively planned. This question comes under CPM and PERT.

Q: Which one of the following steps of the Typical Project Sequence requires the most participation…

A: Every initiative seems to have a start, a middle stage wherein actions take the project closer to…

Q: Examine the network schedule with its activities, their durations,and initial cost plus extra cost…

A: critical path-critical path is path of activities which can be obtain by joining the 0 float or…

Q: Any scheduling change can have an important effect on project operations.explain?

A: The scheduling of project allows the contractor to complete the work within the time mentioned in…

Q: Why are the oral change orders risky?

A: A Change Order may be described as a formal agreement agreed by the owner , contractor and architect…

Q: 2. What is the minimum time (Critical path) that the project can be completed by for the following…

A: Critical path for the project shown.

Q: What is the importance of primavera in Constructuon project scheduling.

A: In a project it is used for making the management  of a project smooth. Its an application consists…

Q: 1. Enumerate at least 5 components of project control. 2. Enumerate at least 2 major classification…

A: Project control : It is defined as a process which involves resources, management, cost planning,…

Q: Project onsultär is responsiblê för: a. Site preparation b. Supervises and coordinates the work in…

A: Solution: The correct option to above question is option B.

Q: What is the Project Managers role under NEC contracts?

A: The Project Manager's role is a realistic guide for those who perform the function of Project…

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A: GIVEN- At the end of week 2 Activity, A is 100% complete, Activity, A is 40% complete,

Q: What are the different periods during the life of a project when unjustified requests for…

A: Substitution process allows the contractor to use different brand with same specifications and…

Q: oes a project's intended lifespan influence its estimated cost, particularly regarding maintenance

A: The intended lifespan of a project has a significant impact on its estimated cost, particularly when…

Q: Q- Idea and purpose of project t mean •......... All of them Each project has a goal, such as…

A: Idea and purpose of project is to be well defined with proper feasibility studies done by…

Q: Which of the project types listed would most frequently use a construction management arrangement?…

A: a. Building construction: It is a mutual or legally binding agreement between two parties based on…

Q: Give the reasons both in favor of and against the use of personal time charge as a cost estimate for…

A: In favor Personal time spend on the project must be charged in the cost estimate of the project as…

Q: What does the CPM(Critical path method) time-cost compensation approach offer?

A: The concept of CPM is simple and can be better illustrated by a project graph. The graph is not an…

Q: A project's total costs curve: a. Combines direct costs and indirect costs b. Always has a negative…

A: Answer:- Total cost curve:- A total cost curve is that curve which graphically represents the…

Q: 14. winning and. winning is the most common selection criteria for design-bid-build and design-build…

A: In this type of work design and development, separate portions are performed. Engineers and…

Q: QI/A/ answer a or b a) What project needs to be successful? b) What are the reasons of project fail?

A: (a) Factors that are very important to the success of any project are as follows. Clear Goal of…

Q: (a) How value engineering can reduce overall project duration? Can you give any practical example?…

A: a. Value engineering is used for improving the value of a product in a project. It analyzes a…

Q: Which metrics are most useful when assessing the accuracy of a cost estimate post-project…

A: It's important to evaluate a cost estimate's accuracy once a project is finished in order to improve…

Q: What is the percentage that the project will be completed in 24 days, and the date in which, with at…

A: From the earlier case, we have found out that critical path is A-D-I. Expected completion time along…

Q: 1. Did internal or external factors (e.g. new staff/volunteers, unanticipated delays, increased…

A: The objective of the question is to understand the impact of internal and external factors on the…

Q: Identify the project delivery system that assumes higher risk? a. Owner/Contractor b.…

A: Reference : Project Management, Types of contracts and its system. To identify : The higher risk…

Q: what do you mean by uncertain activity times in project scheduling?

A: UNlike CPM)critical path method) of analysis, PERT analysis does not have a single duration of the…

Q: Why is it important to revisit and revise cost estimates throughout the life of a project?

A: Why is it important to revisit and revise cost estimates throughout the life of a project?

Q: What are the disadvantages of forwarding the princing of change orders?

A: When a modification for a change is instructed and documented is referred as change order, It is a…

Q: What are the advantages of CPM scheduling technique?

A: The critical path method (CPM) is the most commonly accepted scheduling technique and it is also…

Q: The contractor implements last planner on the project. During week 1, the following tasks are…

A: The percent plan complete (PPC) for week 1 is calculated as shown below:…

Q: Identify three factors that could help in reducing overhead costs in a project

A: To determine: The three factors that could help in reducing overhead costs in a project.

Q: H.W: The following table shows the details of the construction project activities and resource. Draw…

A: Follow these steps:Step 1): Identify the period. Review the duration of each activity to determine…

Q: TRUE OR FALSE

A: NOTE : Since , the question you posted contains multiple sub questions , we will solve only the…

Q: Briefly explain how the best project is selected for the construction company using Scoring Model…

A: There are various types of scoring models are known. A number of generic and others are specific. In…

Types of scheduling techniques

We need to use project scheduling techniques or planning strategies in a project to align all its features so that it works seamlessly. The plan must be within the scope of the project and all its resources must be used efficiently. Given the flexibility of the project and its scope, it is difficult to plan it, but we are expected to do it because we are the ones who will be held accountable.