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Dependency: Dependencies in a project are the relationships between activities, whereby one activity
must do something (finish-to-start) before another activity can do something (start-to-finish).
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Watch the first three minutes of this video. The video covers the four main types of dependencies.
- Finish to Start
- Start to Start
- Start to Finish
- Finish to Finish
Did you notice how the arrow “defines” the dependency?
Share examples of two types of dependencies.
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For example:
- Start-finish: When building a house, the roof trusses must be in place before the roof covering can be fixed.
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must do something (finish-to-start) before another activity can do something (start-to-finish).
—CNX
Watch the first three minutes of this video. The video covers the four main types of dependencies.
Did you notice how the arrow “defines” the dependency?
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Share examples of two types of dependencies.
Post your comment below and then look on the course feed page to see what others have posted.
For example:
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