CRITICAL PATH METHOD (CPM) PARTA Draw a precedence diagram based on the information in the table below. o Use ovals to represent your Start and Finish activities. o Use squares to represent activities A through G. Your squares should be large enough to include the information in Part B (see example below). Early Early Finish Start Duration Activity Name Late Start Float Late Finish Predecessor Activity Start B Duration (Weeks) 0 2 1 mo Start A B,C E E,D F,G F G Finish 5 4 6 7 0 PART B Using the same precedence diagram from Part A: o Include the early start and early finish dates for each activity. o Include the late start and late finish dates for each activity, o Include the float (or slack) for each activity. o Identify the critical path in the precedence diagram (from Start to Finish). o Calculate the duration of the critical path (in weeks)