By A. Schurmann
Communications of the ACM,
October 1968,
Vol. 11 No. 10, Pages 675-679
10.1145/364096.364112
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GAN, a system for generating activity networks, is designed to save time in the preparation of activity networks and to deal conveniently with network programs. A defining description of a programming language designed for generating activity network from a set of standard networks is presented. Also, a general idea of a language for performing calculations on activity networks (scheduling activity networks) is given.
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