Critical Path Analysis is a systematic approach used to find the Critical Path in the Schedule Network Diagram.
Schedule Network Diagram
The graphical representation of relationship between activities is called as Schedule Network Diagram. Precedence Diagramming Method or Activity-on-Node is the most commonly used technique for drawing Network Diagram.
Critical Path
- Critical Path is the path with the longest duration.
- Duration of the Critical Path is the minimum time needed to complete a project.
- The activities on the Critical Path have the least Total Float relative to other paths
Total Float
It is the amount of time by which the Early Start of an activity can be delayed without delaying the overall project.
Free Float
It is the amount of time by which the Early Start of an activity can be delayed without delaying the Early Start of successor activities.
This lesson addresses the following
- What is Critical Path Method?
- What is Precedence Diagramming Method?
- What is Activity-on-Node?
- What is Schedule Network Diagram?
- How to draw Schedule Network Diagram?
- How to find Critical Path?
- What is Free Float?
- What is Total Float?
- What is the difference between Free Float and Total Float?
- Critical Path Questions
- Critical Path Formulas
- Critical Path Problems
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29 авг 2020