Creating a Project Network 1. Here is a partial work breakdown structure for a wedding. Use the method described in Snapohot from Practice 6.1: The Yellow Sticky Approach to create a network for this project. are a Prejert Schondale Note: Do not include summary tasks in the network (i.e., 1.3, Ceremony, is a summary task; 1.2, Marriage license, is not a summary task). Do not consider who would be doing the takk in building the network. For example, do not arrange "hiring a band" to occur after "Florist" because the same person is responsible for doing both tasks. Focus only on technical dependencies between tasks. Hint: Start with the last activity (wedding reception), and work your way back to the start of the project. Build the logical sequence of tasks by asking the following ques= tion: in order to have or do this, what must be accomplished immediately before this? Once completed, check forward in time by asking this question: is this task the only thing that is needed immediately before the start of the next task? Work Drealkdown Structure 1. Wedding project 1.1 Decide on date 1.2 Marriage license 1.3 Cermany 1.3.1 Rent church 1.3.2 Flarist 1.3.3 Create/print programs 1.3.4 Hire phatographer d.3.5 Wedaling ceremony 1.4 Guests 1.4.1 Develop guest list 1.4.2 Order invitations 1.4.3 Address and mail imvitations 1.4.4 Track RSVP 1.5 Reception I.5.1 Reserve reception hall 1.5.2 Food and beverage 1.5.2.1 Choose caterer 1.5.2.2 Decide an menu 1.5.2.3 Make final ovder 1.5.3 Hire DJ 1.5.4 Deconate reception hall 1.5.5 Wedding receprion