Network diagram is primarily used to understand how the
activities in a project is sequenced, understand the dependencies between
activities and finally to understand
the critical path in the project.
On the very simple terms, network
diagram shows how the activities related to each other.
Meaning that in your project once
you identify the activities and the order in which the activities needs to
perform, you can represent this information in the form of network diagram.
ACTIVITY ON NODE AND
ACTIVITY ON ARROW DIAGRAM EXAMPLE
Following example project require the following activities to
perform in the project.
CREATING NETWORK
DIAGRAM USING ACTIVITY ON ARROW (AOA) OR ACTIVITY DIAGRAMMING METHOD (ADM)
If you see in this activity
on arrow (AOA) diagram, a dummy activity is there to show the dependency
between activity A and activity D.
CREATING NETWORK
DIAGRAM USING ACTIVITY ON NODE (AON) OR PRECEDENCE DIAGRAMMING METHOD (PDM)
In the above activity on node
or precedence diagramming method, you can see the simplicity of the network
diagram using PDM when compare to activity on arrow diagrams.
Network diagram is to
represent the Order of the activities in the project, Dependencies between the
activities, And to show the duration of the project activities, finally to
determine the critical path in the project and to analyze the activities on the
critical path.
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