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TADELE ASMARE WHO MANAGES:This project is to construct a spectrophotometer: Adjoining is a list and description of activities for a project constructing (building) a spectrophotometer.
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT JAN, 2012
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT
BY: TADELE ASMARE
Phone: +251920774757
E_mail:[email protected]
JAN, 2012
PROJECT MANAGEMENT JAN, 2012
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ACTIVITY:
i. identify a specific project title
ii. list out the different tasks to be completed to finish the project
iii. estimate the duration of each of each of the activities
iv. find out the logical relationship
v. construct the network diagram
vi. find a project completion time
vii. carry out time crashing /take own assumptions
viii. estimate resource requirement
ix. apply project leveling
1. MANUFACTURING SPECTROPHOTOMETER
This project is to construct a spectrophotometer: Adjoining is a list and description of
activities for a project constructing (building) a spectrophotometer.
Activity description
(spectrophotometer design)
Activity Preceding
activities
Duration
(days)
Normal
time
Normal
cost(Br)
Man power
required/da
y
Crashing
Time
(days)
Cost (Br)
design optical sensor A - 7 1000 8 2 1480
Prepare light source B - 3 800 3 2 860
design signal processor
&scanning device
C A 9 1540 3 7 1580
obtain optical sensor D A 6 800 2 3 935
design prism and slit E A 6 500 3 3 590
obtain signal processor F C 5 700 4 4 790
obtain scanning device G C 4 750 2 2 850
design softwares
accessories
H C 5 720 2 4 840
prepare optical sensor I B,D 6 600 2 4 712
connect prosessor and
scanning device
J F,I 2 300 3 1 330
connect optical senor K E,H,G,J 2 400 5 1 440
obtain prisms, slits and
softwares vs. accessories
L E,H 4 600 3 3 670
connect prism, slits M L,K 2 200 8 1 240
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Time related overhead expense, fixed cost, for this project is Birr 270 per day.
And there is only 8 man power to be allocated.
THE NET WPRK DIAGRAM
6/3 E
A7/8 5/2 H L4/3
D 6/2 9/3 C Dummy 0
B3/4 4/2 G 2/5K 2/8 M
F 5/4 2/3 J
6/2 I
- Identify the status of paths
Paths Duration (days) State
B-I-J-K-M 15 Non-critical path
A-D-I-J-K-M 25 Non-critical path
A-C-F-J-K-M 27 Critical path
A-C-G-K-M 24 Non-critical path
A-C-H-L-M 27 Critical path
A-E-L-M 19 Non-critical path
- Project completion time = 27 days
- Critical paths = A-C-F-J-K-M and A-C-H-L-M
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6
5
3
4
7 8 9
2
Normal Day /Man
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I. Project time crashing
Step 1: establish time- cost relationship
Max. Time that an activity to be crashed = normal cost –crashing cost
Activities A B C D E F G H I J K L M
Normal
time(days)
7 3 9 6 6 5 4 5 6 2 2 4 2
Normal poj.
Cost(Br)
1000 800 1540 800 500 700 750 720 600 300 400 600 200
Crashing
time(days)
4 2 7 3 3 4 2 4 4 1 1 3 1
Crashing
cost(Br)
1288 800 1580 935 590 790 850 840 712 330 440 670 240
Max.time an
activity to be
crashed(days)
3 1 2 3 3 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1
Crash cost –
time
slope(Br/day)
96 60 20 45 30 90 50 120 56 30 40 70 40
Step 2: Identifying critical paths
Crashing Cost – time slope = Crashing cost – Normal cost
Normal time - crashing time
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Paths Duration (days) State
B-I-J-K-M 15 Non-critical path
A-D-I-J-K-M 25 Non-critical path
A-C-F-J-K-M 27 Critical path
A-C-G-K-M 24 Non-critical path
A-C-H-L-M 27 Critical path
A-E-L-M 19 Non-critical path
Step 3: computing PCT and costs
- Normal Project time = 27 days
- Total normal cost =∑( Normal poject Cost(Br)) = 8910
- Total fixe cost (Br)= 27*270 = 7290
- Crash cost = 0
- Therefore, TOTAL COST = 8910+7290= 16200
Step 4: identify the non critical path with maximum durations next to critical
path. So, A-D-I-J-K-M is the required one with 25 days durations.
- Crash the crtitical paths by 27-25=2 days
- In the critical paths, A-C-F-J-K-M and A-C-H-L-M activity A, C and M are the
common to both activities. But, C has least crashing cost per days and has to be
crashed by 27-25=2 days or its maximum crashing period. And another option is
crashing one activity from each path.
- Computing costs,
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TOTAL COST = 16200 +2*20 - 2*270 = 15700 Birr
PCT = 25 days
- Updating the time net work diagram
E 6
A7 5 H L4
D 6 C7 Dummy 0
B 3 G 4 K 2 M 2
F 5 J 2
I 6
- Now there are three critical paths
Paths Duration (days) State
B-I-J-K-M 15 Non-critical path
A-D-I-J-K-M 25 critical path
A-C-F-J-K-M 25 Critical path
A-C-G- K-M 22 Non-critical path
A-C-H-L-M 25 Critical path
A-E-L-M 19 Non-critical path
- A-C-G-K-M is the first non critical path next to critical in duration
- Critical paths, A-D-I-J-K-M, A-C-F-J-K-M and A-C-H-L-M have to be crashed by
25-22 =3 day. Among the activities A and M are the common activities. But, M is
with low crashing cost per day.
- So now crash M
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6
5
3
4
7 8 9
2
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- Total cost 15700 + 1*40 – 1*270 = 15470
- PCT = 24 days
6 E
A7 5 H L4
D 6 C7 Dummy
B3 4 G 2 K 1 M
F 5 J 2
I 6
# Now A-C-G- K-M is the first non critical path next to critical paths.
- And the critical paths have to be crashed by a maximum number of days = 24 -21 = 3
days. Here, the common activity A has to be crashed since M has been already
crashed.
Paths Duration (days) State
B-I-J-K-M 13 Non-critical path
A-D-I-J-K-M 24 critical path
A-C-F-J-K-M 24 Critical path
A-C-G- K-M 21 critical path
A-C-H-L-M 24 Critical path
A-E-L-M 15 Non-critical path
- TOTAL COST = 15470 + 3*96 - 3*270 = 14948
- Now PCT = 21 days
1
6 3
4
7 8 9
2
5
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- updating net work diagram
6 E
A 4 5 H L4
D 6 C7 Dummy
B3 4 G 2 K 1 M
F 5 J 2
I 6
Paths Duration (days) State
B-I-J-K-M 13 Non-critical path
A-D-I-J-K-M 21 critical path
A-C-F-J-K-M 21 Critical path
A-C-G- K-M 21 Critical path
A-C-H-L-M 21 Critical path
A-E-L-M 15 Non-critical path
- Now A-C-G-K-M is critical path too. And A-E-L-M, takes 15 days, is the first long
non critical path next to citicals and it has to be crashed.
- So crash critical paths by 21-15 =6 days. But it is difficult to crash a critical activity
by once by 6 days. Commonly, all critical activities must be crashed by same number
of days.
1
6 3
4
7 8 9
2
5
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critical
activities
Activities to
be crashed
MAX. Time
to crash
Cash cost per day
TOTAL
maximum
crashing
days
Selected
activities
A-D-I-J-K-M D 3 45 7
J & K
I 2 56
J 1 30
K 1 40
A-C-F-J-K-M F 1 90 3 J & K
J 1 30
K 1 40
A-C-H-L-M H 1 120 2 H &L
L 1 70
A-C-G-K-M
G
2
50
3
G &K
K 1 40
- Since the maximum crashing days of path A-C-H-L-M is to be 2 days, the project can
be crashed by 2 days now. Common activities are given priority for crashing so as to
minimize crashing cost.
- In A-C-G-K-M, G is only crashed for 1 day.
- PCT = 19 days.
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6 E
A 2 4 H L 3
D 6 C7 Dummy
B3 3 G 1 K 1 M
F 5 J 1
I 6
- PCT = 19 days.
- To analysis the cost, the crashed activities each for 1 day H, L, G, J and K must be
considered.
- Total cost = 14948+ 1*(120 +70+50+30+40) -2*270
= 14948 + 310 -540
= 14718 Birr
Therefore, Total cost = 14718 Birr
- Since the critical activities in the path A-C-H-L-M are all crashed, the project can’t be
further crashed. So the optimal cost is Birr 14718.
Project cost
16200 .
15700 .
15470 .
14918 .
14718 .
19 21 24 25 27
1
6 3
4
7 8 9
2
5
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Normal project completion time and its corresponding cost are 27 days and Birr 16200,
respectively.
The project crashing time and optimal time is same, 19 days. As a result, the optimal cost and
maximum crashing cost are equal =14718.
II. Resource levelling – in levelling time – scale graph and resource
histogram are used.
Hence, the resource is tried to be leveled before crashing. To do so,
steps followed are:
draw critical paths on the straight lines on time – scale graph before levelling
draw the non criticals below the criticals
Draw the resource histogram before levelling.
Apply levelling to methods of levelling such as delay non critical activities,
splitting non critical activities in to non sequential.
And draw activities on the time scale graph after levelling
Draw the resource histogram after levelling (the graph below is represented as
follow and the histogram is given in rectangular form below each time scale
graph).
Resource availability
1 2 3 time
8 8 8 resource requirement
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A 8 C 3 F 4 J 3 5 K 8 M
B 3 … . . . . . .. .. .. .. I 2 .. ..
D 2
H 2 L 3
E 3 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
G 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1
0
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
4
1
5
1
6
1
7
1
8
1
9
2
0
2
1
2
2
2
3
2
4
2
5
2
6
2
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 5 5 5 1
0
1
0
1
0
8 6 6 6 8 8 8 8
before levelling time scale graph above and resource histogram below are given
1
0
8
6
5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
A 8 C 3 F 4 3 J 5 K 8 M
3 B I 2
D 2 H 2 L 3
O
E 3
G 2
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
FG
1 2 4 6 7 8 9
1
3
2
2
4 5
4
11
10
8
6
5
1
1
4 6 7 8 9
3
2
2 4 5
5
2
4
8 LEVELLED HISTOGRAM
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