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BMGT2250 Project Management Principles Assignment Four: Networks, Critical Paths & Gantt Charts STUDENT LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Major Course Outcome: Describe a simple project plan including: Network Diagram Interpret the use and meaning of a Gantt Chart and other software tools used to manage projects Label the dependencies and critical path in a simple Network Diagram Supporting Course Outcomes: o Diagram a project network using AON methods o Calculate early, late, and slack time activities o Distinguish free slack from total slack Institutional Learning Outcomes: Critical Thinking Quantitative Skills Technological Competence Communication Competence INSTRUCTIONS: The project information for the custom order project at Air Control Company is presented in a precedent chart below. Description Predecessor Activity ID A B D E F G H Order Review Order Standard Parts Produce Standard Parts Design Custom Parts Software Development Manufacture Custom Hardware Assemble Test None A A A A CD B, F E. G Time (Days) 2 3 10 13 18 15 10 5 Steps to submit the Assignment: 1. Create the project network using the AON format. a. See the template on Blackboard or create your own. 2. Complete the forward and backward pass, compute activity slack and identify the critical path 3. Prepare a Gantt Chart for the project. a. Use any starting date you like to complete the Gantt Chart b. Be sure to identify the slack on the Gantt Chart. i. Create a Gantt Chart in Excel or other software. NOTE: Copy & paste your charts as a jpeg into WORD to maintain their set up. Be sure to format so the entire Network is viewable on the page. Convert the Word document to a pdf before submitting to Bb. 4. Write a short paragraph discussing the following: a. How long the project will take to complete? b. What is the critical path? c. What activities have slack and can be delayed? d. Generally, what are some risks present that would delay the project? Note: Narratives should always be FIRST in your total assignment and charts at the end