precedence diagram method

It is the most common precedence diagramming relationship where the succeeding activity cannot start until the preceding activity has been completed.

• Start-to-Start Relationship

• Finish-to-Finish Relationship

• Start-to-Finish Relationship

• Finish-to-Start Relationship

It is used in situations which permit succeeding activities to begin before preceding activities have been completed and usually represented with a negative sign.

• Lead Time

• Lag Time

• Critical Path

• Delay Time

It is the delay between two activities and usually represented with a positive sign.

• Lead Time

• Lag Time

• Critical Path

• Delay Time

Adoption of PDM as Project Scheduling Technique in DPWH.

• D.O. 313, S. 2015

• D.O. 131, S. 2015

• D.O. 133, S. 2015

• D.O. 331, S. 2015

Is a technique used for constructing a schedule model in which activities are represented by nodes and are graphically linked by one or more logical relationships to show the sequence in which the activities are to be performed?

• Bar Chart

• S-Curve

• Critical Path Method

• PDM Network Diagram

Is the graphical representation of the cumulative monthly accomplishments of a project over its time duration usually presented overlapping/with the bar chart?

• Bar Chart

• S-Curve

• Critical Path Method

• PDM Network Diagram

It determines the earliest time each activity can start and finish and determines the total duration of the project.

• Forward Pass

• Backward Pass

• Side Pass

• Critical Path

It determines the latest time each activity can start and finish without delaying completion of project. It also helps determine the activities that can be delayed or not.

• Forward Pass

• Backward Pass

• Side Pass

• Critical Path

It is the precedence diagramming relationship where the succeeding activity cannot finish until the preceding activity has finish.

• Start-to-Start Relationship

• Finish-to-Finish Relationship

• Start-to-Finish Relationship

• Finish-to-Start Relationship

It is the precedence diagramming relationship where one activity can only be finished when the next activity has started.

• Start-to-Start Relationship

• Finish-to-Finish Relationship

• Start-to-Finish Relationship

• Finish-to-Start Relationship