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1. You are planning a warehouse project. Prepare a task list showing dependencies. The owner has furnished the following brief scope of work. The detailed plans will be developed later. Make reasonable assumptions about essential tasks that the owner has omitted. Planning Scope of Work: 40ft x 120ft x 18ft high light industrial warehouse with concrete footings and floor slab. The building has a structural steel frame. Exterior walls are made of metal studs between columns with exterior insulation finish system (EIFS) exterior wall panels (no exterior painting required). The roofing material is a single-ply roof membrane installed over fiberglass insulation boards. The entire warehouse will have a fire sprinkler system. The warehouse will be lit with mercury vapor lamps. There will be a small office and restroom constructed with metal stud interior partitions. The office and restrooms will have a suspended ceiling. The office and restroom walls will be finished and painted drywall. The heating system consists of natural gas unit heaters suspended from the ceiling. The roof and walls must be installed before the drywall and unit heaters can be installed. There is no cooling system. There are two large overhead doors and two personnel doors for access to the building. The drywall and heaters can be installed before the overhead doors are installed. Painting cannot start until the overhead doors are installed. There will be landscaping and sidewalks around the building. There will be a 14 mile access road, paved parking area, and one truck loading dock. Use the format below to organize your task list and establish logical relationships between activities. Activity Description Predecessor A Mobilize NONE B Clear & grub A Excavate B D Termite treatment A&C 2. Draw a draft CPM network logic diagram for the warehouse project in problem 1. Follow the format in the text for activity nodes and arrows. You can copy the nodes below if you want to print out labels or work directly on the computer. If you work on the computer, I recommend using PowerPoint to manipulate the graphics rather than Word