How to do Critical Path analysis?

[@arambrown9116]

Finally, a straight-forward (and backward) explanation. Thank you!

[@jasonpatterson7726]

This has been the best explanation of critical path I have seen.

[@hhj5]

I had 5 different people explain this to me in a different method! You seriously saved my life!

[@CreativeEducation1]

+Hassan Hussein Many thanks for feedback.

[@diwakarpant9415]

Thanks for sharing. This is by far the clearest and most to the point video I have seen here on TH-cam about Critical Path Method.

[@hmoneymkr]

Freaking awesome video! You did something that seems foreign to most of my professors...you actually taught the ENTIRE process. Not just the main points then sent us home to watch youtube to learn the conceptual part (which is pretty darn important) as is the reason I'm watching your video.

[@richman117]

this is the best explanation without over complicating things. Thanks!

[@reflex6251]

Out of the 5 videos I watched, this one made the most sense. Thanks!

[@runeseekerz]

This video is helpful!
I'm doing the project management module right now. And you explain so much clearer than my lecturer. Thanks and keep it up. :)

[@rapidday]

I love this project illustration. Well done Sir!

[@josesiller5907]

Great video and great and great explanation of the critical path method. Very easy to understand. Thank you.

[@MissLOHMORE]

Thank you for this straightforward and easy to understand video!

[@CreativeEducation1]

Glad that it helped

[@barnettediggs9221]

Exellent breakdown on how to identify the critical path. Thank you so much!!!

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@GigiMathewTX]

This video tutorial was well presented on the topic and explained CPM very clearly.

[@sfefe]

Best video I found ! Thank you very much

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@debb6456]

Thank you so much, Finally got the concept.

[@leahburke3068]

Very easy explanation, wish I would have watched this video weeks ago! Thank you!!

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@pujasharma1906]

Totally loved it .Simple easy!

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@marshofsleep]

Really clear explanation, thanks very much!

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@katiep.1782]

You're a legend.

[@sankarand9728]

nice and easy explanation

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@SyedShah-ox3ke]

You're awesome man!! This is great honestly!! Thanks

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@sidawang8966]

best tutorial video ever!

[@petewestrupp9864]

Thank you very much this has been really helpful !!

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@robertfenske5369]

Thank you for the tutorial, it was very helpful.

[@apester187]

wow this makes it look so easy thank you!!

[@jacobmassey183]

Great tutorial, just have one question. If you arranged those same tasks in a different order, is the project always going to have the same total duration?

[@CreativeEducation1]

Order is given by logical constraints so you can not change the order.

[@kinganthonygrounoe7625]

Thank You...this Kenyan education system be tripping...they had complicated this simple issue I thought We were rocket building or some....Great teaching

[@CreativeEducation1]

Glad that it helped

[@saharsalehi8070]

Thank you , you helped me in the morning of my exaM DAY
, :D

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@andrewsandor9603]

Fantastic video!

[@edwinshelly993]

Simple and precise, Thanku:)

[@ZA-tr1vs]

Great. It is simple concept and doing some basic practice will help.

[@KichukothaArkichugaan]

Thank you Sir, you cleared all my doubts....

[@CreativeEducation1]

Good to know it helped.

[@reneehunt5402]

VERY helpful! Thank so much!

[@killerofbleach2]

this is brilliant , thank you very much

[@keenwah9271]

Awesome video, thanks man

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@amiraelgebaly3161]

Awesome,, Thank you

[@CreativeEducation1]

You are welcome!

[@CreativeEducation1]

Glad that it helped

[@BILLRO24]

Very clear instructions thank you!

[@tandonvi]

Very Well Explained.....thanks a lot

[@sizwembatha2167]

Thats according to the new PMBOK. It adds one day between the tasks. However, traditionally, this was not done. So it depends which procedure u use. This video uses the older procedure.

[@debbiewilson4796]

Great - Thanks I have learnt a lot

[@marianobentley5926]

Great video!

[@hunghoangtuan]

Much appreciation!!

[@dporchia6826]

Great instructions!

[@reindorfanaafi4294]

thanks man you are a genius

[@baderintheusa]

thank you so much it was so helpful

[@happybeing2534]

great video!!!

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@moalimohammadi8830]

Thank you so much.

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@zeeshanjawaid6240]

Awesome lecture given............

[@lizalisedana5800]

n[ce but i need more

[@DanDon656]

Great job, thanks a lot :)

[@CreativeEducation1]

+DanDon656 Good that it helped you understand the concept.

[@khavanu]

How can I calculate the total float for non critical path and critical path
?

[@arunchandran5081]

great explanation thank you

[@dust2dust61]

My professor should have watched your videos...

[@TheOzzyF]

perfection!!!! thanks mehn!!

[@mrmhm291299]

Muy buena explicación y muy claro el ejemplo, ojalá pudieran aparecer subtitulos en español, nos sería muy útil a los hispano parlantes. Thank you.

[@samytheslammer]

Can anyone let me know if dummy activity can be on the critical path ?

[@CreativeEducation1]

Not really.

[@bens6788]

In this tutorial, you say add the early start to the duration equals the early finish, but I have heard and read that the early start + duration -1 is the early finish? Please clarify. Do you subtract 1 or just early start plus duration is fine?

[@CreativeEducation1]

While manually doing calculations, suggested method is easy for computations. Assuming a duration of 3 and project starting on day 0, would mean an Early finish of Day 3. Subsequent activity will start after day 3.

[@radhikaravi3537]

Thanks a lot !!!! Awesome !!!

[@Stardom728]

Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!

[@CreativeEducation1]

Thanks for comments. Glad it helped.

[@diomazibaoru9475]

Project Management Tutorials

[@routemybrain]

Great video

[@aneebsajid8606]

THNKX ALOT MEN

[@Alexander_PM]

Why did you put the same number of start and finish as early finish and early start for different units? if you finish something on Wednessday you can start next task only on Thursday! Seems that project is 49 days - not 45 day

[@CreativeEducation1]

There are two different methods that are used. It makes it easy if you are solving problem manually. However, in end, you should end up with same total duration of the project.

[@MusicOf1000SOULS]

Thanks very much!!!

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@mutaznader1726]

thank you very much

[@titobee]

nice one prof!!

[@s.salvador5075]

Is it possible that every path can be critical path?
Thank you

[@CreativeEducation1]

Yes it is possible. But such a project will be very risky and sensitive

[@KphexTwin00]

fantastic.

[@CreativeEducation1]

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[@sasehra]

man, this is the easiest way i have found on calculating floats...

[@dancemellytm]

thank you!

[@alexandracoffey4726]

I am working on a critical path problem that begins with 2 tasks. If only one of my tasks has zero slack in the end is this still correct?

[@QueenJissy]

Yes - it will show you that the task with the slack could start later than the critical path. That is unless you calculated something incorrectly.

[@alancampos7430]

Thank you!

[@jmart1705]

anyone else notice the letters of the critical path contain DGAF

[@aaronaustin73]

LMAO

[@jamesvaldez9407]

Its alot easier than using the "1"

[@stantonchagi7767]

Thanks TH-cam

[@phathu100]

Thank you.

[@maverickmegastar]

thanks man...

[@Samcoole]

Cheers!!

[@esanleader1537]

very cool/good. ....

[@sapraja99]

thank you..!!

[@paulshelton9380]

This is not the way CPM is calculated in the PMBok 5th edition. There is no "zero" day - what does that even mean?

[@QueenJissy]

0 days is correct. In reality no task can ever be started 1 day into the task. That would mean that the first 24 hours of the task were spent doing nothing. Zero sets the task at the beginning of day 1.

[@handeluvssteve]

i got it...thx...

[@cryptomoneda777]

Young architects brought me here

[@CreativeEducation1]

Thanks for visiting.

[@nieshas6359]

Akin Bascombe revision!

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

I know exactly zero companies that do this in my 22 years in the industry lmao😅😅😅