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An overview of the Activity-on-Node (AON) Network Planning Technique used in Construction Management. The technique uses boxes, or nodes, to represent schedule activities and arrows to depict dependencies between them. the finish-to-start, finish-to-finish, start-to-start, and start-to-finish relationships and their significance in the Precedence Diagramming Method. Additionally, the benefits of using this method in project management are discussed, along with examples of calculating the total project duration and critical path.
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Class: 3 Lecture No. 7 Prepared by: Assist. Prof. Dr. Faris Waleed Jawad Mustansiriya University Collage of Engineering /Water Recourse Dept. Activity on Node (AON) Network Planning Technique Activity-on-node is a project management term that refers to a precedence diagramming method which uses boxes to denote schedule activities. These various boxes or “nodes” are connected from beginning to end with arrows to depict a logical progression of the dependencies between the schedule activities. Each node is coded with a letter or number that correlates to an activity on the project schedule. Typically, an activity-on-node diagram will be designed to show which activities must be completed in order for other activities to commence. This is referred to as “finish-to-start” precedence – meaning one activity must be finished before the next one can start.
Class: 3 Lecture No. 7 Prepared by: Assist. Prof. Dr. Faris Waleed Jawad Mustansiriya University Collage of Engineering /Water Recourse Dept. Representation of activity in(AON) Network A-O-N network diagram specification There is no dummy activity All the information that wanted to any activity is written on the box (node) area. The time overlapping problem for activities is solved by this technique. The delay time for activities can be solved without needing to return to the plan details.
Class: 3 Lecture No. 7 Prepared by: Assist. Prof. Dr. Faris Waleed Jawad Mustansiriya University Collage of Engineering /Water Recourse Dept. 4 - Start to Finish (SF) Here, you cannot finish the next activity until the first start Benefits of Precedence Diagramming Method This method offers many benefits to project management: 1 - It helps you find relationships and dependencies among activities. This helps you in planning and avoiding risks. If any task is missing, you can easily identify it. 2 - You can find critical activities and focus on them. Any delay in critical activities will delay your schedule. 3 - A project schedule network diagram is a good communication tool. Stakeholders can visualize activities and understand the schedule. Without the Precedence Diagram, you cannot develop your project schedule.
Class: 3 Lecture No. 7 Prepared by: Assist. Prof. Dr. Faris Waleed Jawad Mustansiriya University Collage of Engineering /Water Recourse Dept. Example 1 : Find 1 - The total project duration 2 - C.P By using the following details to draw A-O-N network diagram Activity A B C D G E F L I J M K Duration, days
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The total duration = 19 Days C.P= A,C,E,I,K