The document provides 7 examples of network diagrams for projects with different activities and relationships between activities. The examples range from projects with 3 to 16 activities and include information on which activities can run concurrently, predecessors and successors. Network diagrams are to be drawn based on the given relationships between activities for each example project.
The document provides 7 examples of network diagrams for projects with different activities and relationships between activities. The examples range from projects with 3 to 16 activities and include information on which activities can run concurrently, predecessors and successors. Network diagrams are to be drawn based on the given relationships between activities for each example project.
The document provides 7 examples of network diagrams for projects with different activities and relationships between activities. The examples range from projects with 3 to 16 activities and include information on which activities can run concurrently, predecessors and successors. Network diagrams are to be drawn based on the given relationships between activities for each example project.
1. Draw the network for a project having four activities labelled A, B, C
and D and related as below: a) Activity A and B can be done concurrently. b) Activity A is the immediate predecessor of activity C , and so is the relation between B &D. c) Accomplishment of C and D marks the completion of the project.
2. Draw a network diagram for a project having 9 activities, with the
following inter-relationships: a) C follows D, but precedes F. b) C follows B, but precedes H. c) G follows F, but precedes I. d) E follows A, but precedes I. e) D follows A. f) H and I terminate at the same time. g) A and B start at the same time.
3. A project consists of 6 activities designated from A to F with the
following relationships a) A is the first activity to be performed. b) B and C can be done concurrently, and must follow A . c) B must precede D. d) E must succeed C, but it cannot start until B is complete. e) The last operation F is dependent on the completion of both D and E. Draw the network diagram.
4. A project has 14 activities A to M. The relationships amongst these
activities are given below. Construct the Network Diagram. a) A is the first operation. b) B and C can be performed in parallel and are immediate successor to A. c) D, E and F follow B. d) G follows E. e) H follows D, but it cannot start until E is complete. f) I and J succeed G. g) F and J precede K. h) H and I precede L. i) M succeeds L and K. j) The last operation N succeeds M and C. 5. A project consists of three operations E, L and F. The sequence of the network is given below: a) E is the first operation. b) L follows E, but precedes F. Each of the three operations can be completed in three sections. Construct a network diagram assuming that the completion of one section in an operation allows beginning of the next operation.
6. A project has 16 activities having their predecessor relationships as
follows: a) A is the first activity of the project. b) B, C and D follow A and can be done concurrently. c) E and G cannot begin until C is completed, and can be completed simultaneously. d) F is the immediate successor to activities B and E. e) H and K run in parallel, and both succeed G f) L succeeds F and H. g) I and J are immediate successor activities to activity D. h) M and N are immediate successor to I and K. However both M and N can be performed concurrently. i) Activities O and P are the last activities. Activity O is the immediate successor to N and L. Activity P is the immediate successor to M and J. Draw the network.
7. A project consists of eight activities M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T. Draw the
network if: a) Activities M, N and Q start concurrently. b) Activities O and P are concurrent and depend on completion of both M and N. c) Activities R and S are concurrent and depend on the completion of O. d) Activity T depends upon the completion of P, Q and R. e) The Project is complete when S and T are done.