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Author: Bill MacKenty
Last update: 2024-03-28 08:04
I noticed in the "teacher notes" section of the guide that we must know how to construct Gantt charts. I also saw a question asking to create one in the May 2015 paper. I had not heard of this before, and was wondering if there were other charts/visualisations we had to be aware of for either paper.
I've never seen a GANTT chart question, but I trust you. Please take a look at this example of a gantt chart. . Please look at another gantt chart here. Basically, you break down the different tasks you need to complete and list them on the left side of your spreadsheet. Each task is called a WBS, work-breakdown-structure. Then on the right side, you indicate the amount of time a task might take. Tasks can happen at the same time (in parallel) or they can depend on each other (I can't do task two until I do task 1). Often, concurrency questions include GANTT chart questions
Author: Bill MacKenty
Last update: 2024-03-28 08:03