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1. www.pmi.org › learning › libraryCritical path method calculations - Project Schedule Terminology

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   With this type of relationship, the preceding activity (Activity A) must be 100% complete (or finished) before the succeeding activity (Activity B) can start. As shown in Exhibit 1, the relationship is shown by an arrow “exiting” the finish side of Activity A and “entering” the start side of Activity B (see Exhibit 2 for start and finish sides).

2. www.izenbridge.com › blog › logical-relationships4 types of Logical or Activity Relationship in Project Management

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   In this way, successor activity B is a dependent activity on the predecessor activity A. So, you can see here – A is an independent activity. Activity A logically comes before activity B in the schedule. The relationships between A and B activity are either of four types: Finish-to-start (FS) Finish-to-finish (FF) Start-to-start (SS)

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4. project-management.info › pdm-precedencePDM - Precedence Diagramming Method [FS, FF, SS, SF ...

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   If two activities are linked by a finish-to-start dependency, this means that the predecessor activity must be completed before the successor activity can start. Finish-to-Finish Relationship (FF) Under this type of logical relationship, a successor activity requires the predecessor activity to be finished before it can be completed.

5. www.pmbypm.com › start-to-finish-relationshipStart to Finish [SF] Relationship (Dependency) With Examples

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   Jul 22, 2023 · Start To Finish Examples. Let us consider two activities X and Y. X and Y are predecessor and successor activities respectively. The following examples show SF relationship between X and Y: X – Duty of Evening Guard (E), Y – Duty of Morning Guard (M). M cannot Finish her/his duty till E Starts. Simple speaking M cannot abandon the post even ...

6. pressbooks.ulib.csuohio.edu › project-management7.4 Creating an Activity Network Diagram – Project Management

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   As seen in Figure 7.2, Activity A must be finished to start Project B. Figure 7.2: Finish-to-Start. Examples: We need to assemble all hardware and network components of a laptop (predecessor) to install the operating system on this laptop (successor). We must finish cooking all our meals (predecessor) to start serving them in the dinner ...

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7. www.pmbypm.com › finish-to-start-relationshipFinish to Start [FS] Relationship (Dependency) With Examples

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   Jul 22, 2023 · Finish To Start is a logical relationship (or dependency) in which a successor activity cannot start until its predecessor activity has finished. Finish to Start (FS) is one of the four activity relationships of project management. These are used while preparing project schedule. The other three relationships are: Start-to-Start (SS) dependency.

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   Which activity must be finished to start Project B?

   • As seen in Figure 7.2, Activity A must be finished to start Project B. Examples: We need to assemble all hardware and network components of a laptop (predecessor) to install the operating system on this laptop (successor). We must finish cooking all our meals (predecessor) to start serving them in the dinner (successor).

   7.4 Creating an Activity Network Diagram – Project Management

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   What is finish to start in project management?

   • Finish To Start is a logical relationship (or dependency) in which a successor activity cannot start until its predecessor activity has finished. Finish to Start (FS) is one of the four activity relationships of project management. These are used while preparing project schedule. The other three relationships are:

   Finish to Start [FS] Relationship (Dependency) With Examples

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   What is finish to start in PMBOK?

   • As per the PMBOK Guide “Finish to Start is a Logical Relationship in which a Successor Activity cannot start until a Predecessor Activity has finished”. However a better definition is, “Finish to Start is a Logical Relationship in which starting event of a Successor Activity is dependent on the finishing event of a Predecessor Activity”.

   Finish to Start [FS] Relationship (Dependency) With Examples

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   What is start to finish relationship in project management?

   • Start to Finish (SF) is one of the four activity relationships of project management. These are used while preparing project schedule. The other three relationships are: Let us understand SF relationship in greater depth by using examples, Gantt Chart, Network Diagram, and Mathematical formulas.

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   Do relationships exist in a project schedule?

   • If relationships exist, it is better to show them to maintain the project schedule better. The relationship exists between the two activities. Let’s take two activities for understanding the concept and name the activity A and B. Here, activity A is a predecessor, and activity B is the successor activity.

   4 Types of logical Relationships or Dependencies in a Project Schedule

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   Can you start development until you finish a design?

   • You cannot start development until you finish the design. Here, development is the dependent activity on the design activity. Design is the predecessor activity, and its finish state can only start the development activity. “A logical relationship in which a successor activity cannot start until a predecessor activity has started.”

   4 Types of logical Relationships or Dependencies in a Project Schedule

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9. pmstudycircle.com › finish-to-start-relationshipFinish-to-Start Relationship in Project Management

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   Sep 4, 2024 · Finish-to-start is the most commonly used relationship in project scheduling. This relationship is crucial for developing project timelines and ensuring that tasks are executed in the correct order. By understanding this relationship, project managers can create more efficient schedules, improve resource allocation, and complete the project ...