A manager has been very concerned with the amount of time it took to complete several recent jobs. Some of her workers are very unreliable. A list of activities and their optimistic completion$$ time, the most likely completion$$ time, and the pessimistic completion time$($all in$$ days$)$ for a new contract are given in the following$$ table:

$$

Time$($days$)$

Immediate

Time$($days$)$

Immediate

Activity

a

m

b

$$Predecessor$($s$)$

Activity

a

m

b

$$Predecessor$($s$)$

A

$2$

$5$

$8$

long dash

G

$1$

$2$

$3$

$$A$,$ E

B

$10$

$11$

$12$

long dash

H

$3$

$5$

$7$

F

C

$1$

$2$

$3$

long dash

I

$11$

$12$

$13$

G

D

$6$

$7$

$8$

C

J

$14$

$16$

$18$

C

E

$3$

$5$

$7$

$$B$,$ D

K

$5$

$9$

$13$

$$H$,$ I

F

$6$

$9$

$14$

$$A$,$ E

Part $2$

In order to copy from myomlab and paste into POM for$$ Windows:

$1.$ In myom$$lab$,$ click on the copy icon$($located in the upper$$ right$-$hand corner of all applicable$$ tables$).$

$2.$ In POM for$$ Windows, create the appropriate model.

followsFor this$$ example, you must use the Project Management$($PERT$/$CPM$)$ Module.$$ Then, go to$$ "new" and select the triple time estimate. Enter $11$ as the number of activities and click$"$OK$."$

$3.$ In POM for$$ Windows, click on the paste from myomlab icon on the$$ toolbar, $.$

followsPlease note that the regular paste$$ routine, $,$ will not work in POM for Windows.

Part $3$

Follow the steps above to copy and paste the table for this exercise. Note that although the table in myomlab is not structured in the same manner as the module in POM for$$ Windows, all of the data pastes over seamlessly.

Part $4$

No matter how a data table is structured in myom$$lab$,$ when it is pasted into POM for$$ Windows, the data will paste seamlessly in the order and format that POM is expecting.

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