Master Network Diagrams and PERT/CPM Networking with this Quiz!
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What are the two conventions for making a network diagram?

  • Arrow on Activity (AOA) and Arrow on Node (AON (correct)
  • Arrow on Activity (AOA) and Node on Activity (NOA
  • Arrow on Node (AON) and Node on Arrow (NOA
  • Node on Activity (NOA) and Node on Arrow (NOA
  • What are events in a network diagram?

  • Sequences of activities leading from starting to finishing nodes
  • Points in time representing the beginning or end of activities (correct)
  • The fundamental elements of PERT/CPM networking
  • Dummy activities used to distinguish parallel activities
  • How are activities in a network diagram related to each other?

  • They cannot begin until after the completion of all preceding activities (correct)
  • They can begin simultaneously
  • They are not dependent on each other
  • They are independent of each other
  • What do network diagrams describe?

    <p>Dependency relationships</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who should be involved in creating a network diagram?

    <p>Various stakeholders</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are dummy activities in a network diagram?

    <p>Activities used to distinguish two or more parallel activities</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the duration of an activity in a network diagram?

    <p>The time it takes to finish an activity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • Network diagrams require familiarity with network conventions, such as the use of Arrow and Nodes.
    • There are two conventions for making a network diagram: Activity on Arrow (AOA) and Activity on Node (AON).
    • Events are points in time that represent the beginning or end of activities.
    • Activities are dependent on each other and cannot begin until after the completion of all preceding activities.
    • The network diagram does not describe time relationships but rather dependency relationships.
    • The network diagram is hardly ever done by a single person and should involve input from various stakeholders.
    • The fundamental elements of PERT/CPM networking are activity, event, and time.
    • Dummy activities may be used in the network to distinguish two or more parallel activities.
    • Duration of an activity is the time it takes to finish and is the span of time from the Early Start to its Early Finish or from its Late Start to its Late Finish.
    • A path is a sequence of activities that leads from the starting node to the finishing node.

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    Test your knowledge on network diagrams and PERT/CPM networking with this quiz! Learn about the conventions, elements, and relationships involved in creating network diagrams, as well as the use of dummy activities and paths. Whether you're studying project management or just interested in learning more about networking, this quiz is a great way to challenge yourself and deepen your understanding.

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