Critical path method

Critical chain method was developed by Dr. Eliyahu M. Goldratt, and is a “is a schedule network analysis technique that takes account of task dependencies, limited resource availability & buffers.” (B, 2008) The first step, when using this technique is to identify the activities within the project path that take the longest amount of time to complete, these are called critical chains and take into consideration resources. Those resources used in critical chains are critical resources. The project schedule can be reduced using effective buffer management allowing for the reduction of activity duration estimates. The focus of the Critical Chain scheduling method is eliminating project schedule delays due to overestimation of the duration of…

chart A Gantt chart provides a pictorial method of managing your project. The pictorial nature makes it highly visible. It, therefore, reminds people what actually is happening with the project whether they are directly involved or not. It creates a picture of complexity that helps in clear…

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Step1: Start the program Step2: Initialize the nodes by fixing the number of nodes, type of antenna used, type of routing protocol and plotting circumference Step3: Frequency is allocated for the MIMO antennas. Step4: Positioning and plotting the nodes Step5: Base Bandwidth allocation for primary and secondary nodes • Primary network range- 2.4GHz - 2.485GHz • Secondary network range- 433.4MHz - 473MHz Step6: Setting time for node movement to move and setting the destination Step7: Traffic is…

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Process3 Process4 Process5 T=0 15 17 23 25 35 Shortest Job First: Here in this process our priority is time remaining for the completion of project, i.e. Burst Time. (non-preemptive) Process1 Process2 Process4 Process3 Process5 T=0 15 17 19 25 35 Nonpreemptive Priority: Here in this process we consider priority numbers assigned…

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2. Identify all the paths on the network diagram and note how long they are, using Figure 4-21 (page 152) as a guide for how to represent each path Path 1 is; A-B-E-H-K (2+2+2+2+2) = 10 Path 2 is; A-C-F-H-K (2+3+3+2+2) = 12 Path 3 is; A-D-G-J-K (2+4+6+1+2) = 15 3. What is the critical path for this project and how long is it? For this project the critical path would be: A-D-G-J-K (2+4+6+1+2) = Total of 15 days 4. What is the shortest possible time it will take to complete this project?…

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