Gantt chart
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The document discusses Gantt charts, which are bar charts that illustrate a project schedule. It defines two types of Gantt charts: load charts that indicate authorized work, and schedule charts that focus on task sequencing and timing. The document outlines five steps to create a Gantt chart and five benefits, such as breaking projects into tasks, setting deadlines, defining dependencies, and monitoring progress.
Gantt chart
- 1. Sharvin Trivedi (14BIE040) Aditya Vaishnav (14BIE041) Vishruth Kumar (14BIE042) Ishita Walia (14BIE044) Gantt Chart
- 2. Introduction A Gantt chart is a type of bar chart that illustrates a project schedule. Modern Gantt charts also show the dependency relationships between activities and current schedule status. Gantt charts are a staple tool in project management, because of their ability to visualize the timeline of a project and the resources needed for it.
- 4. Types of Gantt chart Load chart: a schematic and graphic device to indicate the amount of authorized work yet to be performed by a machine, a group, or any other producing unit in a factory. Schedule chart : Schedule Chart focuses on the activity sequence and timing for various components of a job. It can also be used to monitor the actual progress of a job in relation to the plan.
- 5. Steps to create Gantt chart 1. Identify essential tasks 2. Identify task relationships 3. Input activities in Software or templates 4. Chart progress
- 6. Benefits of Gantt charts 1. You Can Brainstorm Your Workflow 2. You Can Break Projects Down into Bite-Sized Tasks 3. You Can Set Accurate Deadlines 4. You Can Define Dependencies 5. You Can Monitor Progress
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