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    This document contains information on the critical path method (CPM) for planning a campus construction project. It includes a work breakdown structure (WBS) that organizes the project into three levels - engineering, civil works, and superstructure. The WBS identifies 13 activities with assigned durations and predecessors. A network diagram can be created from this information to identify the critical path and total project duration. Area, responsibility, and location codes are also assigned to each activity for tracking purposes.

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    This document contains information on the critical path method (CPM) for planning a campus construction project. It includes a work breakdown structure (WBS) that organizes the project into three levels - engineering, civil works, and superstructure. The WBS identifies 13 activities with assigned durations and predecessors. A network diagram can be created from this information to identify the critical path and total project duration. Area, responsibility, and location codes are also assigned to each activity for tracking purposes.

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    This document contains information on the critical path method (CPM) for planning a campus construction project. It includes a work breakdown structure (WBS) that organizes the project into three levels - engineering, civil works, and superstructure. The WBS identifies 13 activities with assigned durations and predecessors. A network diagram can be created from this information to identify the critical path and total project duration. Area, responsibility, and location codes are also assigned to each activity for tracking purposes.

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    Introduction Critical Path Method (CPM)

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    Sayan Datta
    This document contains information on the critical path method (CPM) for planning a campus construction project. It includes a work breakdown structure (WBS) that organizes the project into three levels - engineering, civil works, and superstructure. The WBS identifies 13 activities with assigned durations and predecessors. A network diagram can be created from this information to identify the critical path and total project duration. Area, responsibility, and location codes are also assigned to each activity for tracking purposes.

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    Introduction Critical Path Method (CPM)

    Activity Predeces sor A B C D A E B F B G C H I J K C D,E F,G I,J,H

    Duration

    11

    5 19 17

    It is a longest path when duration taken into consideration and where float is ZERO Forward tressing & Backward tressing

    Introduction Critical Path Method (CPM)


    4 1 3 3 11 A 13 0 sop 0 1 10 9 9 C 18 1 11 11 1 B 11 7 10 D 21 21 17 37

    14 20 12 9 20 12 E 20 12 5 16 29 F 32 10 5 14 29 G 32
    10 19 28 H 19 37

    37 38 3 40 38 40

    40

    Eop
    40

    17 5 21

    33

    37

    Work Beakdown Structure (WBS)


    Draw work breakdown structure (WBS) & define the WBS dictionary & apply the WBS on activities Organize the activities accordingly to the number of WBS levels and summaries the activities The first level of the WBS is shown in red color & the second level is shown in yellow color and black color for third level & the work packages are shown in white Draw the network diagram & find the critical path and duration of the project. Six-day workweek calendar is followed, & the durations are in days

    Work Beakdown Structure (WBS)


    ID 1 2 3 Activity NICMAR CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION Start of project Duration Predecessors

    ENGINEERING
    Preparation of Drawings PROCUREMENT 20 2 FS

    Procurement of building and finishing materials CIVIL WORKS


    SUBSTRUCTURE

    30

    2FS

    5
    6 7

    Survey and Marking


    Excavation Foundation

    20
    20 30

    3FS
    5FS 6FS

    Work Beakdown Structure (WBS)


    ID Activity Duration Predecessors

    SUPERSTRUCTURE
    8 9 Column Slab Finishing Works 10 11 12 Block work and Plaster Flooring Work MEP Works Handing Over 20 20 20 9FS+14 10FS 11SS+3D 10 15 7FS 8FS

    13

    Snagging and Site Handover

    30

    12FS

    Introduction to Activity Codes


    Panvel Vashi Worli Area Engineering Procurement Construction Responsibility Mr.Khare Mr.Thomas Mr.Reddi

    Location

    Activity Codes
    ID 1 2 3 Activity NICMAR CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION Start of project ENGINEERING Preparation of Drawings PROCUREMENT 4 Procurement of building and finishing materials Procurement Mr Thomas Vashi Engineering Mr Khare Panvel Area Responsibility Location

    CIVIL WORKS
    SUBSTRUCTURE

    5
    6 7

    Survey and Marking


    Excavation Foundation

    Construction
    Construction Construction

    Mr Reddi
    Mr Reddi Mr Reddi

    Worli
    Worli Worli

    Activity Code
    ID Activity SUPERSTRUCTURE 8 9 Column Slab Construction Construction Mr Reddi Mr Reddi Worli Worli Area Responsibility Location

    Finishing Works
    10 Block work and Plaster 11 Flooring Work Construction Construction Construction Mr Thomas Mr Thomas Mr Thomas Vashi Vashi Vashi

    12 MEP Works Handing Over 13 Snagging and Site Handover

    Construction

    Mr Thomas

    Vashi

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