2. Complete question #2 (ti5sy12h_Module03.02) listed under Module 3 Projects. You are to complete a PERT/CPM chart using the tool of your choice. Here are some options: o use a spreadsheet template o http://dia-installer.de/ o Project Libre (https://www.projectlibre.com/product/1-alternative- microsoft-project-open-source) ~ excellent o Use MS Project if you have it (but not necessary) Make sure to convert your chart to PDF format and upload to this dropbox using the following naming convention: yourlastname_yourfirstname_mis332_chapter3b.pdf. Available on Jan 29, 2024 12:00 AM. Access restricted before availability starts. Available until Feb 12, 2024 11:59 PM. Access restricted after availability ends. Attachments ti5sy12h Module03.02.png (378.63 KB) Download All FilesFigure 3-27 shows a WBS with 11 tasks. Note that each task has an ID, a deseription, duration, and a reference to predecessor tasks, if any, which must be completed before the task can begin. Also note that dependent tasks can have one predecessor task or several. Construct a PERT/CPM chart from these tasks. Recall that this is done as a two-step process: (1) display the tasks and task patterns, and (2) enter start and finish time. Task B XTI 11T Duration | Predecessor No. (Days) Tasks | | - Develop Plan 2 Assign Tasks 4 | 3 Obtain Hardware 17 | 4 Programming 70 2 5 Install Hardware 10 3 6 Program Test 30 4 7 Write User Manual 25 5 8 Convert Files 20 5 9 System Test 25 6 10 User Training 20 7.8 I User Test 25 9,10 FIGURE 3-27 Example of a work breakdown structure listing | | tasks, together with their descriptions, durations, and predecessor tasks