I need help with question 3 and 4. On how to draw a Gantt Chart.

Every part of this problem set is going to use the same set of tasks. You can use project management software such as Microsoft Project for this problem set. You can use any other tool or you can just sketch the answers on a piece of paper and scan them to a PDF format. The purpose of this problem set is to teach basic principlesr not teach the use of specic tools. You may work in teams of two students on this problem set. Both students need to actually work on the problem set. Put both your names on the work that you turn inr and each students needs to turn in the assignment individually. Task Predecessor Duration {weeks} A 2 B 2 C AD 3 D B 1 E B 4 F CE 1 1. Draw a network diagram for the project. 2. Calculate the critical pathls) for the project. What is the duration of the critical pathjs] and what tasks are on the critical pathjs}? Note: A project can have more than one critical path. 3. Draw a Gantt chart for the project. Assume that each task is started as early as possible. 4. Assume that each task requires two people to work on it for the entire duration of the task. except for task C which requires three people and task F which only requires one person. Create a resource histogram for the project. A resource histogram is a graph of resources vs. time. 5. Using the resource requirements from question 4. assume that only four people are available to work on the project, and that a task can only be worked on when it it fully staffed. In this resource-constrained situation, create a Gantt chart and histogram for the project. A resource histogram is a graph of resources vs. time. How much more time will it take for the project to be completed? 6. Progress on both tasks A and B can be stopped by foul weather. Assume that you can protect work on one but not both of these tasks against the effects of foul weather. Which task would you protect and why? What does your answer say about the importance of tasks on the critical path