Project Scheduling

How the Hell he can write backwards?? ecin

Excellent explanation and will use this logic - thank you

Greetings sir. I have a question.

The understanding from gantt chat to activity table is quite different.
For example a task A take 0-2nd week and task B takes 4th-5th week while task C takes 7th-9th week on the gantt chart. But on the gant, there is an arrow linking only task A directly to task C. What do you say about the dependences of task B and C on the table?

Well explained thank you

A good, no BS explanation, straight to the point. Thanks Ed!

Excellent way of teaching.Thanks

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Very helpful. Thanks.

Nice video for everyone thank u

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dude is writing backwards! impressive

Wow... best scheduling video I ever watched

Wow nice refresher video... straight to the point

This guy writes backwards faster than I write forwards

And then the sub woofers are installed in the car.

How are project artifacts that are occur repetitively and stay with the project from planning to closing incorporated in the schedule and network diagramming? Examples include stakeholder engagement, monitoring and controlling, project document updates. All such activities involve time and expense so they need to be assigned resources and be elements of of both the schedule and network diagrams. If they are not included, we will always be under budget and over time. But they don't have discrete start and finish dates.

Thank you! This is super helpful in understanding how the Gantt Chart and CPM relate to each other!

Great video with clear explanation....A BIG THANK YOU

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Good stuff Ed. Going to have lunch with the girlfriend now to create a project. Using this info. Thanks...

how did you do the mirror handwriting! that's amazing!

Very useful huge thanks for the Great Job

Very good explanation both verbaly and visualy. Thank you sir.

Thanks Ed for your guidance :)
Today I passed PMP with Above Target (4 Above Target & 1 Below Target )

A true life saver!
Thank you so much Dr Ed March!

thank you sir very educating.

This video is very helpful and well presented, thank you!

Can you provide the backward pass or direct link to how to perform within your presentation? Thanks!

Y'r my man, Thank you!!!!

Great presentation. It`s very useful to understand this before taking Microsoft Project.

Activity D does not have a successor. How does that fit into the schedule? Because in every schedule, only the first activity is permitted not to have a predecessor and only the last activity is supposed not to have a successor. So what is the explanation here? I will like to see your response to that question, please.

thanks a bunch ,great work

Thanks a bunch this is great stuff.

is there any lecture on arrow diagramming method

Very well explained; MS Project can do all the sequencing and compressing/crashing techniques.

Very useful. Thanks so much.

Thank you for providing this video to us.

I am not a student in this class but I really love the way this instructor explains this process. It is much less complicated than other CP methods I have seen. I do not have the benefit of the book he refers to explain the backwards pass. If you have time, I would really love to see the backwards pass or be referred to a resource for the backwards pass method for this video. Is that possible?

literally saved me on my project management exam. Thank you so much!

Very insightful for production scheduling

Thanks a lot by this so clear explanation.

Nice video... full of information.... the gentleman here is explaining very well