GANTT SCHEDULING CHART. First Printing in Winter Park, Florida, wants to use a Gantt chart to show the scheduling of three orders, jobs A, B, and C.
APPROACH $\blacktriangleright$ In Figure 15.4, each pair of brackets on the time axis denotes the estimated starting and finishing of a job enclosed within it. The solid bars reflect the actual status or progress of the job. We are just finishing day 5.

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GANTT SCHEDULING CHART. First Printing in Winter Park, Florida, wants to use a Gantt chart to show the scheduling of three orders, jobs A, B, and C.
APPROACH [latex]\blacktriangleright[/latex] In Figure 15.4 , each pair of brackets on the time axis denotes the estimated starting and finishing of a job enclosed within it. The solid bars reflect the actual status or progress of the job. We are just finishing day 5.

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SOLUTION [latex]\blacktriangleright[/latex] See Figure 15.4.

INSIGHT [latex]\blacktriangleright[/latex] Figure 15.4 illustrates that job A is about a half-day behind schedule at the end of day 5. Job B was completed after equipment maintenance. We also see that job C is ahead of schedule.
LEARNING EXERCISE [latex]\blacktriangleright[/latex] Redraw the Gantt chart to show that job A is a half-day ahead of schedule. [Answer: The orangish bar now extends all the way to the end of the activity.]
RELATED PROBLEMS [latex]\blacktriangleright[/latex] 15.1a, 15.2

Question 15.EX.3: GANTT SCHEDULING CHART. First Printing in Winter Park, Flori...

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