The data related for all projects are as follows: A list of activities and their durations are given in Table 1. These activities are minimum required activities valid for all projects (both for dwellings and multi- storey apartments). For the dwellings, please note that some activities must be carried out in each dwelling (eg. concrete works) and some of them are general activities which are carried out at site area (eg. clean site). The number of activities for each project should be different as number of storeys and floors are different and sequence of work varies with respect to available resources. You are required to define relationships between the activities and connect them in a logical sequence to form the final network. You can subdivide the given activities (eg. define activities for each floor or dwelling) or add some new activities you think that are necessary. You have to use your own judgement and consider physical constraints while deciding on the order of the work. You must be able to justify any assumptions you have made in your report. Please also note the following remarks while constructing the network; 1. For dwelling projects; assume that there is only one team responsible for formworks, one team for reinforcement works and one team for concrete works. This means that these works can not be carried out in parallel (laddering is necessary). You do not have such restrictions for the rest of the activities (You can assume parallel or series activities). 2. For multi-storey apartment projects, assume that you have only one team responsible for construction of walls, plastering and painting. This means that these works can not be carried out in parallel (laddering is necessary). You do not have such restrictions for the rest of the activities (You can assume parallel and series activities). 3. On the top of each project data sheet (PART 2), the type of project is defined as DWELLING or APARTMENT indicating which of the following two assumptions given above is valid for your group. If a dwelling has more than 3 floors, it should be treated as an apartment. The first thing to do is to prepare an extended activity list in logical order with activity ID's and logical activity codes including minimum type of work, floor #, dwelling #. For simplicity, only 3 resources are defined in all of the projects: unskilled labour(30$/day), excavator(150$/day) and timber(300$/m3). You are required to assign these resources to your activities. You are not required to make any calculations to find the amount of resources necessary for each activity but you should try to be logical and consistent. Some activities may be assigned all of the resources while some can be assigned only one resource (eg. unskilled labour). You are not required to define any other resources (like concrete team, concrete, engineer etc.). Please note that, there are no upper limits for unskilled labour and timber but you have only 1 excavator. You are asked to form groups from which a single report will be submitted. You are asked to perform the followings: 1. Construct the Activity-on-Node (A-O-N) network by using P6 software. 2. Use Activity ID coding, including minimum minimum type of work, floor #, dwelling(or apartment) #. 3. Calculate the total project duration and identify the critical path(s). Prepare necessary sheets showing EST, EFT, LST, LFT and total float of each activity with Gantt Chart. 4. Assign resources to each activity and print out monthly resource utilization table for all resources. 5. Printout monthly cash flow graph (histograms & S curve) for the project. 6. You also have to submit your term project in soft copy. PLEASE NOTE THAT DURATIONS OF ACTIVITIES, PROJECT START DATES, NUMBER OF WORKING DAYS/WEEK, NON-WORKING DAYS AND NUMBER OF WORKING HOURS/DAY ARE DIFFERENT FOR EACH PROJECT. PROJECT TYPE: Construction of 5 dwellings (1 storey) PROJECT START DATE: 02.06.2021 NUMBER OF WORKING DAYS/WEEK: 5 days/week NON-WORKING DAYS: Saturdays and Sundays Duration (days) 2 5 3 12 2* 1* 1* 7* 12* 8* 3* Activity 1 Clear site 2 Excavation 3 Plain concrete 4 Footings 5 Formworks 6 Reinforcement 7 Concrete works 8 Walls 9 Roofing 10 Sanitary installations 11 Installation of window frames 12 Installation of door frames 13 Installation of cupboards 14 Ceramic tiles in wet areas 15 Plastering 16 Levelling screed 17 Carpets 18 Installation of windows 19 Installation of doors 20 Glazing 21 Painting 22 Installation of accessories 23 Landscape 3* 4* 4* 6* 4* 4* 3* 1* 8* 7* 5 * These durations are given for each dwelling. The data related for all projects are as follows: A list of activities and their durations are given in Table 1. These activities are minimum required activities valid for all projects (both for dwellings and multi- storey apartments). For the dwellings, please note that some activities must be carried out in each dwelling (eg. concrete works) and some of them are general activities which are carried out at site area (eg. clean site). The number of activities for each project should be different as number of storeys and floors are different and sequence of work varies with respect to available resources. You are required to define relationships between the activities and connect them in a logical sequence to form the final network. You can subdivide the given activities (eg. define activities for each floor or dwelling) or add some new activities you think that are necessary. You have to use your own judgement and consider physical constraints while deciding on the order of the work. You must be able to justify any assumptions you have made in your report. Please also note the following remarks while constructing the network; 1. For dwelling projects; assume that there is only one team responsible for formworks, one team for reinforcement works and one team for concrete works. This means that these works can not be carried out in parallel (laddering is necessary). You do not have such restrictions for the rest of the activities (You can assume parallel or series activities). 2. For multi-storey apartment projects, assume that you have only one team responsible for construction of walls, plastering and painting. This means that these works can not be carried out in parallel (laddering is necessary). You do not have such restrictions for the rest of the activities (You can assume parallel and series activities). 3. On the top of each project data sheet (PART 2), the type of project is defined as DWELLING or APARTMENT indicating which of the following two assumptions given above is valid for your group. If a dwelling has more than 3 floors, it should be treated as an apartment. The first thing to do is to prepare an extended activity list in logical order with activity ID's and logical activity codes including minimum type of work, floor #, dwelling #. For simplicity, only 3 resources are defined in all of the projects: unskilled labour(30$/day), excavator(150$/day) and timber(300$/m3). You are required to assign these resources to your activities. You are not required to make any calculations to find the amount of resources necessary for each activity but you should try to be logical and consistent. Some activities may be assigned all of the resources while some can be assigned only one resource (eg. unskilled labour). You are not required to define any other resources (like concrete team, concrete, engineer etc.). Please note that, there are no upper limits for unskilled labour and timber but you have only 1 excavator. You are asked to form groups from which a single report will be submitted. You are asked to perform the followings: 1. Construct the Activity-on-Node (A-O-N) network by using P6 software. 2. Use Activity ID coding, including minimum minimum type of work, floor #, dwelling(or apartment) #. 3. Calculate the total project duration and identify the critical path(s). Prepare necessary sheets showing EST, EFT, LST, LFT and total float of each activity with Gantt Chart. 4. Assign resources to each activity and print out monthly resource utilization table for all resources. 5. Printout monthly cash flow graph (histograms & S curve) for the project. 6. You also have to submit your term project in soft copy. PLEASE NOTE THAT DURATIONS OF ACTIVITIES, PROJECT START DATES, NUMBER OF WORKING DAYS/WEEK, NON-WORKING DAYS AND NUMBER OF WORKING HOURS/DAY ARE DIFFERENT FOR EACH PROJECT. PROJECT TYPE: Construction of 5 dwellings (1 storey) PROJECT START DATE: 02.06.2021 NUMBER OF WORKING DAYS/WEEK: 5 days/week NON-WORKING DAYS: Saturdays and Sundays Duration (days) 2 5 3 12 2* 1* 1* 7* 12* 8* 3* Activity 1 Clear site 2 Excavation 3 Plain concrete 4 Footings 5 Formworks 6 Reinforcement 7 Concrete works 8 Walls 9 Roofing 10 Sanitary installations 11 Installation of window frames 12 Installation of door frames 13 Installation of cupboards 14 Ceramic tiles in wet areas 15 Plastering 16 Levelling screed 17 Carpets 18 Installation of windows 19 Installation of doors 20 Glazing 21 Painting 22 Installation of accessories 23 Landscape 3* 4* 4* 6* 4* 4* 3* 1* 8* 7* 5 * These durations are given for each dwelling