Question

92. Which of the following are the guidelines for the construction of a network diagram?



(d) all of the above​

Answer 1

Answer:

all of above guide lines for the contruction

Answer 2

The complete question is

Which of the following are the guidelines for the construction of a network diagram?

A. Each activity is represented by one and only one arrow in the network

B. Dangling must be avoided in a network diagram

C. Dummy activity consumes no time or resource

D. All of the above

The correct answer is Option D

Guidelines for constructing Network plates

1. Each exertion is represented by only one arrow.
2. An arrow can represent only one exertion
3. If two or further conditioning are linked with the same launch & end events. ersatz exertion/ conditioning needs to be introduced into the network
4. Before an exertion can be started all antedating conditioning must be completed
5. The inflow of illustrations is from left to right.
6. The arrows aren't to the scale
7. The arrows should be straight
8. Unless necessary, arrows shouldn't be crossed.

The priority illustration system(PDM) is a tool for scheduling conditioning in a design plan.

• It's a system of constructing a design schedule network illustration that uses boxes, appertained to as bumps, to represent conditioning and connects them with arrows that show the dependencies.
• A logical network illustration illustrates the inflow of information through a network and shows how bias communicates with each other.
• It generally includes rudiments like subnets, network objects and bias, routing protocols and disciplines, voice gateways, business inflow and network parts.

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