Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j Calculator

✖The Earliest Occurrence Time of i is the earliest expected occurrence of time of event i, when we consider an activity i-j.ⓘ Earliest Occurrence Time of i [TEⁱ]			+10% -10%
✖Duration of i-j is the expected time of activity i-j.ⓘ Duration of i-j [t_ij]			+10% -10%

✖The Earliest Occurrence Time of j is the earliest expected occurrence of event j when we consider activity i-j.ⓘ Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j [TE^j]

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Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Earliest Occurrence Time of j = Earliest Occurrence Time of i+Duration of i-j
TE^j = TEⁱ+t_ij
This formula uses 3 Variables

Variables Used

Earliest Occurrence Time of j - (Measured in Day) - The Earliest Occurrence Time of j is the earliest expected occurrence of event j when we consider activity i-j.
Earliest Occurrence Time of i - (Measured in Day) - The Earliest Occurrence Time of i is the earliest expected occurrence of time of event i, when we consider an activity i-j.
Duration of i-j - (Measured in Day) - Duration of i-j is the expected time of activity i-j.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Earliest Occurrence Time of i: 19 Day --> 19 Day No Conversion Required
Duration of i-j: 5 Day --> 5 Day No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

TE^j = TEⁱ+t_ij --> 19+5

Evaluating ... ...

TE^j = 24

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

2073600 Second -->24 Day (Check conversion here)

FINAL ANSWER

24 Day <-- Earliest Occurrence Time of j

(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j Formula

LaTeX Go

Earliest Occurrence Time of j = Earliest Occurrence Time of i+Duration of i-j
TE^j = TEⁱ+t_ij

What is Programme Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT)?

It is a numerical technique used in projects in which time cannot be estimated accurately such as research and development projects. It is an event-oriented network. Cost is assumed to be directly proportional to time.
Three time estimates are made in PERT.
1. Optimistic time (to): This is the minimum possible time in which an activity can be completed under the most ideal conditions.
2. Pessimistic time (tp): This is the maximum time required to complete an activity under the worst possible conditions.
3. Most likely time (tm): This is the time required to complete an activity under normal working conditions
Its value lies between to and tp It is near to the expected time.

What is Central Limit Theorem and Critical Path?

Central Limit Theorem: The theorem states that a project consists of a large number of activities, where each activity has its own mean time (te), standard deviation (σ), variance (σ2) and also its own ß-distribution curve.
Critical Path: The time-wise longest path is the critical path. In this path, any type of delay in any event will cause a delay in the project. These are shown by double lines or dark lines in a network.

How to Calculate Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j?

Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j calculator uses Earliest Occurrence Time of j = Earliest Occurrence Time of i+Duration of i-j to calculate the Earliest Occurrence Time of j, The Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j formula is defined as we consider an activity i-j is taking place. EOT is the time at which an event is expected to occur at the earliest. Earliest Occurrence Time of j is denoted by TE^j symbol.

How to calculate Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j, enter Earliest Occurrence Time of i (TEⁱ) & Duration of i-j (t_ij) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.000278 = 1641600+432000.

FAQ

What is Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j?

The Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j formula is defined as we consider an activity i-j is taking place. EOT is the time at which an event is expected to occur at the earliest and is represented as TE^j = TEⁱ+t_ij or Earliest Occurrence Time of j = Earliest Occurrence Time of i+Duration of i-j. The Earliest Occurrence Time of i is the earliest expected occurrence of time of event i, when we consider an activity i-j & Duration of i-j is the expected time of activity i-j.

How to calculate Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j?

The Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j formula is defined as we consider an activity i-j is taking place. EOT is the time at which an event is expected to occur at the earliest is calculated using Earliest Occurrence Time of j = Earliest Occurrence Time of i+Duration of i-j. To calculate Earliest Expected Occurrence Time of Event j, you need Earliest Occurrence Time of i (TEⁱ) & Duration of i-j (t_ij). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Earliest Occurrence Time of i & Duration of i-j and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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