You are the general contractor for a high-end, private residence construction job. You manage teams of subcontractors who work on various aspects of the house, from plumbing and electrical to drywall and landscaping. The homeowners, Robert and Maggie Applebaum, want to be in their new house in 7 months and will check in with you regularly about its progress. It is your job to make sure daily operations at the site are running smoothly and that the house is completed on time and within budget, without negatively affecting your other building projects.

Required:
a. Critical Path Management with varying degrees of delays
b. Learning how to determine what tasks to crash and when
c. Calculate Expected task times

Estimated time will be a function of the compared critical path management plans developed

Explanation:

Critical Path Management  entails an approach in the process of managing the various projects plans of an individual or organization that are operational almost at the same time by default. This Critical Path Management requires that an analysis of the various existing plans be enumerated by looking at the project with the longest time to be delivered.

in the context of this issue as a contractor, to make sure daily operations at the site are running smoothly and that the house is completed on time and within budget, without negatively affecting your other building projects, we will do an elimination techniques in the scale of preference towards ensuring that the project is completed as at when due.

The expected task time will therefore be determined by subtracting the total duration required to completed the project from the difference in the total task tiime estimated to carryout the project.

hi there, i would say your answer is:

b. there is a fixed quantity of resources and technology available.

hope that : )