This goes to show just how much the competence of professors really matter. Now I finally understand this concept fully, and all I had to give up was a little less than 30 minutes of my time. Thank you immensely!
Damn... I didn't even have to finish this lesson to understand what i could not grasp 3 years in uni... Uni is a joke... lol... Thanks so much.. May God keep you and raise more people like you in this generation.. You and few others on this topic are doing very well..
The table, which includes the tasks, time, and predecessors is the key to an accurate, understandable network diagram, and you demonstrated that well. Thank you.
I took help from my professor almost 4 times on the same topic, still was getting everything wrong. One view of the video helped me understand things and get the correct solution. Thanks a lot.
very very helpful. spent all day with my college textbook trying to understand project network diagrams. Took less that 30 minutes to understand with this video. It is now 12:30 am... thank you I can finally sleep! :)
All your videos are very simple and brilliant.I was about to skip studying CPM for Exam but now i am solving all the available CPM related questions confidently.It took 3 months not to understand CPM but 30 minutes of your video made to solve the problems the next minute.My exams are scheduled for next week and I am ready for my exams.You are Genius.
Thank you sir for the clear explanation. very well presented. This was very unclear for me and you made it simple. I will face a question for my Prj Mgt. paper tomorrow on this and I am confident that I can do a good job. :)
Float is the same as slack. The two terms are identical in the context of project network diagrams. Lag and lead are relevant but are easier to handle and see the effects of these items in a Gantt Chart. Example 1: Take two tasks A and B. B is dependent on A. A takes two days to complete. Usually B would start after day two once A is finished.In some situations however it may suit to delay the start of task B. This delay is lag. Lead is where there is no dependency.But A still starts ahead of B.
you sir are the man.. I UNDERSTOOD YOU NICELY. you have explained clearly the part which students usually get confused. i have one question though , my lecture said there is something called FLOAT, LAG AND LEAD. it will be so great if u could explain that.
We're all on the same page here but might be looking at it from different perspectives. Let's take the example of tasks A (duration 4) and C (duration 5). C must wait for A to finish before it starts. So when the project starts we start at time 0. A takes 4 days to finish. Your lecture notes are correct...task C does start on EF or A + 1 which is day 5. C's duration is 5 so it is completed over days 5,6,7,8 and 9. The EF of task C is at the end of day 9. In my method when I write in the ES across all tasks I am saying that these tasks start at the end of this day (e.g. task C begins at the cross over from day 4 to 5). This makes the calculations quick. Your lecture notes are correct but look at it in a different way. You'll gain greater understanding of the whole Critical Path if you can understand both perspectives.
It's a network diagram rather than a gantt. just used google docs document editor. It looks quicker than it was because I edited out some bits when I was constructing the activities.
Very useful, does it matter how the nodes are drawn, ie boxes or circles and where the est and lst's etc arte written, whether inside or outside the box? Also last question, sorry, does there always need to be a start node and finish node? Sorry for all the q's!
Brilliant! Very concise explanation which solved many unanswered questions! What I would like to know in addition is the Free Slack? For example what would the Free Slack of Task D be (having a total slack of 11) but the earliest start date for F is day 1.
This goes to show just how much the competence of professors really matter. Now I finally understand this concept fully, and all I had to give up was a little less than 30 minutes of my time. Thank you immensely!
You deserve an award for the sheer ease in the ability to simplify the complex.
I have watched many tutorials on TH-cam but this one so far is the most beneficial and straightforward tutorial ever .. Thanks man keep it up !
Extremely clear and more helpful than the my in-person lectures. Thank you!
Thank you! Thank you! You are awesome. I looked all over youtube for a clear breakdown of this process and you are the best.
Damn... I didn't even have to finish this lesson to understand what i could not grasp 3 years in uni... Uni is a joke... lol... Thanks so much.. May God keep you and raise more people like you in this generation.. You and few others on this topic are doing very well..
Great feedback. Thanks!
Uni is a scam
The table, which includes the tasks, time, and predecessors is the key to an accurate, understandable network diagram, and you demonstrated that well. Thank you.
well said. 👍
Excellent, spent 9 months a uni and it took this one video to make this clear to me! thank you very much...
This is absolutely stunning. Thank you for making this so simple. Great Teacher.
I took help from my professor almost 4 times on the same topic, still was getting everything wrong. One view of the video helped me understand things and get the correct solution. Thanks a lot.
Thanks
Thanks a lot for the crystal clear explanation of Activity Networks and Critical path Analysis
One of the clearest explanations I've ever seen.
Made a lot more cence to me in 30min than in my 2 hour lecture. Thank you very much sir!
This is the most understanding lecture on the network path in project management, thank you... going to complete my assessement
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One of the best video that help people like me who prepare at the last minute for the examination
Fantastic. Good luck!
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Just wanted to take the time to say thank you. Your explanation helped me tremendously.
Awesome... this is an excellent tutorial
This is the best tutorial on TH-cam, extremely helpful, thanks.
Fantastic video. Super clear and concise. Enough repetition to fully understand the concepts. Simple presentation that is easy to mimic . Thanks!
Absolutely brilliant tutorial. i had no clue about network diagrams when i started watching! thank you!
Thanks! I am preparing for the PMP exam and was having difficulty with float. You cleared it up! Great job!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. You explained it much better than my lecturer.
very very helpful. spent all day with my college textbook trying to understand project network diagrams. Took less that 30 minutes to understand with this video. It is now 12:30 am... thank you I can finally sleep! :)
Thank you!!! Very helpful. My teacher breezed through this really quickly, and decided to demonstrate it with formulas. ;D
All your videos are very simple and brilliant.I was about to skip studying CPM for Exam but now i am solving all the available CPM related questions confidently.It took 3 months not to understand CPM but 30 minutes of your video made to solve the problems the next minute.My exams are scheduled for next week and I am ready for my exams.You are Genius.
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You are a God at teaching.
Beautiful explanation, this book had me confused! After this video it all makes sense now!! THank YOU!
I've been there! Thanks.
OMG, you make it so easy. Excellent explanation
Thank you sir for the clear explanation. very well presented. This was very unclear for me and you made it simple. I will face a question for my Prj Mgt. paper tomorrow on this and I am confident that I can do a good job. :)
Thanks ... very much useful !!! :) ... I couldn't understand this lecture in my class ... now I got it.
Thank you so much for posting this great video.
It explained the concept behind CPM in a simple way.
Keep your work up ..
Thank you sir, the explanation is very clear and the network diagram is really neat and smart.
Just brilliant, I couldn't understand the book but you helped tremendously, thanks.
This video is till spreading joy, thank you so much.
Thank you, you made it easy to understand. I have looked at other video but hard to understand how to make the diagram.
Thank you so much! What kind of software are you using to draw this network diagram?
Watching this 2020 n he nailed it.
Thanks man
Terminé en un vídeo en Inglés y entendí más que en mi clase.
Gracias, profesor.❤
Gracias buen alumno. ¿En qué país estudias?
This is extremely helpful. Thank you.
You are absolutely great sir, very well explained in this video. Please make more such informatics videos in the future to help us Thanks
Thanks. What are you studying. What topics would you like videos on?
Thank you so much for this! I have been struggling to understand the Critical Path and I FINALLY understand :) Thank you!
cue music 'Ain't no stoppin' us now... !' Well done for sticking with it!
Thank you so so much for this great tutorial! Clear and very good explanation. Thanks so much and keep up the good job!
Well presented and easy to follow through
Thanks man , I learned more here than from my lecturer.
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This video was very educational and with great clarity. Thank You!
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Very well explained. Thanks alot!!!
Respect for sharing the knowledge!
Float is the same as slack. The two terms are identical in the context of project network diagrams. Lag and lead are relevant but are easier to handle and see the effects of these items in a Gantt Chart. Example 1: Take two tasks A and B. B is dependent on A. A takes two days to complete. Usually B would start after day two once A is finished.In some situations however it may suit to delay the start of task B. This delay is lag. Lead is where there is no dependency.But A still starts ahead of B.
Your a great teacher. Thank you
Excellent explanation!!!
Thanks! Much appreciated.
Great presentation! Very helpful. Which drawing platform tool are you utilizing?
it's google docs. heavily edited!
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Thanks tima!
Excellent demonstration!
Very well explained. Thank you very much.
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Thanks. That's great to hear!
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What a great lesson.. Thank you!
Thank you very much for the clear explanation😊
An amazing video which cleared all my misconceptions👌🏻
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you sir are the man..
I UNDERSTOOD YOU NICELY. you have explained clearly the part which students usually get confused.
i have one question though , my lecture said there is something called FLOAT, LAG AND LEAD. it will be so great if u could explain that.
Crystal Clear .. very nice... Thank You sharing .....
Thanks for this! The explanation is very clear and helped me a lot.
Great. Thanks for the comment!
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Thanks, you have made it easy for me to understand this concept.
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Thanks!
Thank you sir ! Much clearer than my book explanation.
This was so explanatory.
Thank you! Superb explanation!
Great tutorial. Very clearly explained. Thanks. What is the software you are using to create the diagram, by the way?
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Wonderful explanation thanks a ton
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We're all on the same page here but might be looking at it from different perspectives. Let's take the example of tasks A (duration 4) and C (duration 5). C must wait for A to finish before it starts. So when the project starts we start at time 0. A takes 4 days to finish. Your lecture notes are correct...task C does start on EF or A + 1 which is day 5. C's duration is 5 so it is completed over days 5,6,7,8 and 9. The EF of task C is at the end of day 9. In my method when I write in the ES across all tasks I am saying that these tasks start at the end of this day (e.g. task C begins at the cross over from day 4 to 5). This makes the calculations quick. Your lecture notes are correct but look at it in a different way. You'll gain greater understanding of the whole Critical Path if you can understand both perspectives.
Hi!! Did you do the grant chart for this question? I really love your tutorials!! It's so easy to understand! Thank you so much!!!
It's a network diagram rather than a gantt. just used google docs document editor. It looks quicker than it was because I edited out some bits when I was constructing the activities.
Thank You so much , you have explained it very well..
You have helped me a lot with my assignment, thank you for that.
Thanks for this- very good explanation!
Very well explained!
Thanks.
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Very helpful, thank you for posting.
thank you for the excellent explanation
Very useful, does it matter how the nodes are drawn, ie boxes or circles and where the est and lst's etc arte written, whether inside or outside the box? Also last question, sorry, does there always need to be a start node and finish node? Sorry for all the q's!
how can i get in contact with this professor? tutorial was clear and concise. loved loved his voice tho.
Finally found this! Very helpful. Thank you so much!! :)
Thank you SO MUCH . This video was very useful. Can you please do more examples.
I have two more Project network digram tutorials. What other ones would you like? are you studying for college or for professional certs?
Brilliant! Very concise explanation which solved many unanswered questions! What I would like to know in addition is the Free Slack? For example what would the Free Slack of Task D be (having a total slack of 11) but the earliest start date for F is day 1.