The Schulz School of Business Administration (SSBA) is planning its annual commencement ceremony, to be held in the university's indoor arena. The university has granted SSBA use of this facility for 6 hours start- ing at 11 a.m., just after the School of Engineering holds its commencement In the same arena. The SSBA events director has organized the SSBA com- mencement ceremony into 10 different tasks, which are described in the table below. Immediate Predecessors Duration Task Description (hours) A Set up prestaging ama in the downstairs gym 2.0 None Greet, register, and preseat students in prestaging area Greet, robe, and preseat faculty in the arena conference room 1.0 A 0.5 None Graduation crew to their places for processional 0.2 8, C Graduation coordinator addresses preseated students 0.3 Form student processional column 0.1 D, E G Student processional column proceeds to auditorium entrance 0.2 H. Form faculty column and join the end af student column 0.1 Student and faculty columns proceed to seating in arena 0.2 G, H Conferral of degrees and awards 1.5 At 5 p.m., the end of SSBA's reserved time in the arena building, the School of Arts and Sciences expects to take over and start preparation for its commencement ceremony later that evening, Please answer the following four questions, based on this information. Questions 1. Draw a project network and identify the critical path through the SSBA graduation ceremony. 2. What is the slack associated with task C? What is the slack associated with task H? 3. SSBA will stream the processional (task I) and the ceremony (task J) live. The video crew wants to know when to expect live streaming to start. Assuming that SSBA is able to start work at 11 a.m., the beginning of their arena reservation, what should the events director tell the video crew about streaming? 4. The events director is worried that the School of Engineering will not start work on Its ceremony early enough to finish by 5 p.m. Assuming that everything else goes as planned, by how much can the School of Engineering delay the start of SSBA's work, without then causing SSBA's ceremony to run past 5 p.m. and cause delays for the School of Arts and Sciences?
The Schulz School of Business Administration (SSBA) is planning its annual commencement ceremony, to be held in the university's indoor arena. The university has granted SSBA use of this facility for 6 hours start- ing at 11 a.m., just after the School of Engineering holds its commencement In the same arena. The SSBA events director has organized the SSBA com- mencement ceremony into 10 different tasks, which are described in the table below. Immediate Predecessors Duration Task Description (hours) A Set up prestaging ama in the downstairs gym 2.0 None Greet, register, and preseat students in prestaging area Greet, robe, and preseat faculty in the arena conference room 1.0 A 0.5 None Graduation crew to their places for processional 0.2 8, C Graduation coordinator addresses preseated students 0.3 Form student processional column 0.1 D, E G Student processional column proceeds to auditorium entrance 0.2 H. Form faculty column and join the end af student column 0.1 Student and faculty columns proceed to seating in arena 0.2 G, H Conferral of degrees and awards 1.5 At 5 p.m., the end of SSBA's reserved time in the arena building, the School of Arts and Sciences expects to take over and start preparation for its commencement ceremony later that evening, Please answer the following four questions, based on this information. Questions 1. Draw a project network and identify the critical path through the SSBA graduation ceremony. 2. What is the slack associated with task C? What is the slack associated with task H? 3. SSBA will stream the processional (task I) and the ceremony (task J) live. The video crew wants to know when to expect live streaming to start. Assuming that SSBA is able to start work at 11 a.m., the beginning of their arena reservation, what should the events director tell the video crew about streaming? 4. The events director is worried that the School of Engineering will not start work on Its ceremony early enough to finish by 5 p.m. Assuming that everything else goes as planned, by how much can the School of Engineering delay the start of SSBA's work, without then causing SSBA's ceremony to run past 5 p.m. and cause delays for the School of Arts and Sciences?
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