Repeat the calculations in a, but now using the % Complete column. Assume that the PV values are based on time proportionality but the % Complete values for EV are from the workers actually doing the tasks.

please refer to the picture for the calculations in "a" and the table.

schedule variances. Will the client be pleased or angry? 8. For the following test marketing project at week 6: a. Ignore the far right "% Complete" column and using the 50-50 percent completion rule for PV and EV, calculate the cost, schedule, and time variances. Also calculate the CPI, SPI, CSI, and the ETC and EAC. b. Repeat the calculations in a, but now using the "% Complete" column. Assume that the PV values are based on time proportionality but the "% Complete" values for EV are from the workers actually doing the tasks. Activity Predecessors % Duration (weeks) Budget, Actual Cost, $ $ Complete a: Build items 2 300 400 100 b: Supply stores 3 200 180 100 c: Create ad a 2 250 300 100 program d: Schedule ads a 5 600 400 20 b, c 4 400 200 20 e: Check sale results