Assigned Work: A certain project is defined by the data given in the following table: a) Based on that data, draw in Word, a fully analyzed network diagram for the project and determine the project duration. Be sure to include all activity times in your network diagram. [Alternatively, you may use another software of your choice to draw the network diagram, and copy and paste the diagram into Word. Scanned manual drawings, and diagrams generated by MSP or other project planning software are not acceptable for grading.] Be sure your network diagram is legible in Word. Finally, prepare an activities boundary timetable for the project. [30] b) Assuming that each task is started as soon as possible, construct the Gantt chart and corresponding resource loading diagram for the project. While not required, it may be convenient to do this in a spreadsheet program such as Excel, and then copy and paste your work into Word. [20] c) How would you rearrange the timing of project activities to reduce the fluctuation in resource demand? Assume that the project duration cannot be extended and that once a task starts, it must be completed without any interim stop/start (that means that task splitting is not allowed). Remember that the specified precedence relationships must be maintained. [20] d) If there are only 10 workers available for the project, how would you assign workers to tasks to ensure that the project can be completed without violating the resource limit? In this case, the project duration may be extended if necessary (but without violating precedence relationships). Task splitting is still not allowed. [20] e) Given the results from (c) and (d) above, what recommendations would you make to senior