• The critical path method (CPM) is an algorithmic project modeling and scheduling technique used to analyze a network of dependent project activities. It calculates the longest sequence of planned activities (the critical path) to logical end points, determining the shortest possible time to complete a project and identifying which activities have float or drag
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| 1 | • Introduction & History |
| 2 | • Basic Technique & Modeling |
| 3 | • Network Logic & Calculations |
| 4 | • Float and Slack Analysis |
| 5 | • Critical Path Drag & Cost Analysis |
| 6 | • Schedule Compression Techniques |
| 7 | • Expansions and Advanced Concepts |
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| • Ability to identify critical activities that directly impact the planned project completion date. | |
| • Mastery in calculating float, slack, and critical path drag to attribute time delays and associated costs to individual tasks. | |
| • Competence in tracking schedule variances, handling resource constraints through resource leveling, and managing changes between planned and as-built schedules. |
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