Activity network diagram || Critical Path Method || Efficient Project scheduling using an example

Activity network diagram is a quality management tool that helps develop project schedules efficiently by focusing on
1. Project activity attributes: Early Start, Early Finish, Late Start, and Late Finish of an activity.
2. Determining precedence and succeeding activities
3. How project activities network among each other (i.e. what set of activities can be performed in sequence/ parallel)
4. Determine critical path and Project duration
5. Available scheduling flexibility by identifying Total Float and Free Float for a given activity

[@samuelutsu7263]

awesome presentation simple and easy to understand. thank you

[@ahmedhatem2323]

That was an amazing explanation for that subject. Couldn't have done better, Thanks a lot

[@adrianmaphosa3699]

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[@aritadasgupta]

Sir Amazing . I was jogging my memory and the simplicity by which you have explained the concept is amazing.

[@amitavamukherjee4175]

Sir , appreciate the way you train concept , excellent . I was preparing for PMP certification in September and passed the exam . i went through a lot of your videos and they are so simple and detailed . thank you very much sir . Revisiting your content regularly to keep learning

[@robertoenriquechavezrodrig731]

Thank you so much, this was a great tutorial! God bless you, regards from Russia! 29.11.2021

[@liliuiati9937]

Thank you for this video, this has helped me understand the activity network diagram so much better. Thank you for keeping it simple and clear.

[@ramanagoteti2574]

Dear Krishnamurty, you are Amazing; very clear and concise presentation which anyone can easily understand. I appreciate your presentation and communication skills.

[@KrishnamurtyPammi]

Thank you Ramana.

[@naveenkumarmurugan1962]

Great sir

[@vinayaka1284]

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[@np14832]

Thank you!!

[@piliph5077]

Sir as I'm unable to add a comment requested to add a video on six sigma metrics (dpu, dpmo etc)

[@prasanthpurushothaman9332]

Professor, this has been a real good explanation on AON type network diagram derivation. Could you also come up with another video on the AOA network types. Also PERT methods too .