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A team must complete the tasks below before a product ships. Durations are in working days. Assume unlimited parallel staffing.
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A. Draft specification — 4 days — no prerequisites
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B. Legal review — 6 days — requires A
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C. Build prototype — 10 days — requires A
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D. Order long-lead components — 15 days — requires A
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E. Assemble unit — 3 days — requires C and D
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F. Safety certification — 8 days — requires E and B
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G. Write documentation — 5 days — requires C
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H. Package and ship — 2 days — requires F and G
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Answer all of the following, showing your work.
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1. Compute the earliest start and earliest finish for every task. Present this as a table.
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2. The minimum number of working days from project start to ship.
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3. The critical path, written as a task sequence.
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4. The slack (float) on task B and on task G.
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5. If task D slips by 3 days, does the ship date move? By how much? Show why.
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6. If instead task G slips by 3 days, does the ship date move? Explain the difference between this case and the previous one.
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7. You may shorten exactly one task. Which one compresses the schedule most, and what becomes the new bottleneck once you do?
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Then state one real-world assumption baked into "unlimited parallel staffing" that would change your answer if relaxed.
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