Question: You are the project manager for a flat complex. The activity table below shows the sequence of activities and the interdependence. Note ( hint )

You are the project manager for a flat complex. The activity table below shows the sequence
of activities and the interdependence.
Note (hint):
When you calculate the S-curve, use the early start as reference. Use the cost column.
Study the Activity Table below and execute the following:
Activity Table
ID DESCRIPTION PREDECESSOR Resources TIME# COSTS RESPONSIBLE
A Receive Scope & Budget NONE 11 R30,000(You)
B URS Received & signed off A 11 R30,000(You)
C Feasibility Study A 12 R60,000 Outsourced
D System Software Spec. B,C 15 R150,000
Annie (reports to
PM)
E Application S/W Planning B,C 34(complete) Fani (reports to
Annie)
F S/W License Design & Plan D,E 34(complete) Jan (reports to Fani)
G Application S/W Design D,E 35(complete) Andrew (reports to
PM)
H MRP Gap Analysis (SPRINT) F,G 34(complete) Fani
I Customisation of Apps S/W H 46(complete) Jan
J Client - Programming Teams H 95(complete) Sifiso (reports to
Fani)
K Test Server Module Tests I,J 1012(complete) Peter (reports to
PM)
L Quality Management K 52(complete) Annie
M Hand-over & Training L 32(complete) Fani
TOTAL
# Time in WEEKS
(Consider all resources employed at R30,000/week)
1. Complete the COSTS column in the table below and add the TOTAL.
2. YOU are the project manager and not all are reporting directly to you, draw a simple Organogram
(not organisational breakdown structure)
3. Draw a project network that includes all the activities.
4. Show the critical path
5. Calculate the total slack (SHOW the total Slack)
6. Draw a master schedule (use costs, early start figures)
7. Upload resources and develop a resource histogram.
8. Develop an S-curve based on the information.

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