project management - What is Critical Path? -


As a developer, I have sometimes come across the word 'Critical Path' in terms of development execution. I know what to do with identifying the tasks required for it that should be required in a project.

Is my understanding correct?

What is the best definition of the important path you faced? How will the critical path be identified when planning a project?

I'm not sure that it's the best definition, but it's definitely Is one of the shortest:

The sequence of dependent steps that determines the minimum time required to complete an operation

Second, a while ago, and in terms of project management (Wikipedia article as you link):

through a series of activities Keeping in mind the path, account built-in, in which the completion of the activities may have an effect on the expiration date of the project or there may be a significant milestone (there may be more than one important path).

Your understanding is correct, and the first step to identify the important path through a given project, firstly define all individual steps required Complete the project, then to investigate each and every "step", to determine how much dependent / important steps are being taken for both the phases in the project along with the project in this phase.

Let's assume that I want to paint a wall can be a step (this is a deliberately simple example):

  • Buy some colors
  • Color the wall

Well, seeing that the end result will be a nice, fresh painted wall, the first step here (buy some color) It is absolutely important for the whole thing if I can not do it, everything else stops, besides every move Uri way is dependent on Phase 1. Therefore, in this (obviously inappropriate) example, the first step in the important path is buying some paint.

On the contrary, step 2 is important for a good color job, but possibly may be omitted if I paint on the wall!


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