When a project is made up of many small parts (called activities in this chapter), and some of these activities can be performed simultaneously, calculating the total time needed to complete the entire project can be very confusing. I'll show you here how a simple flow chart and some basic math can can give us the correct project completion time.
Chapter 13: Project Scheduling: PERT/CPM
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KNOWN Activity Times
Uncertain Activity Times
What happens when we are not even sure about the times of the smaller activities? This means that we'll have to work with estimates instead and our project completion time cannot be know with certainty. Instead, it will follow a probability distribution similar to what you learned in Chapter 8 of ADMS 2320 (I'll refresh you on that here).
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Multiple Choice
Test your understanding of Chapter 13: Project Scheduling: PERT/CPM. Each question is accompanied by a mini-video lecture showing you how I decided which solution was the correct one.
