Critical Path Scheduling

This program will be delivered both in person and via Zoom. The in-person portion of the program is in Building 14, Room 101. Parking is available along the street or for free in the Student Parking Garage.

The instructor is Stephen Ford, M. Eng., BSCE, Assistant Professor, Built Environment, SCC.

Zoom participants will receive the Zoom link the day prior to the program.

Approved for 1.0 AIA LU credit.

Critical path method is an algorithm used to simplify complex scheduling of project activities and determine longest duration to complete the tasks that cannot be delayed without affecting the over project duration. Critical path scheduling facilitates improved project control by comparing actual progress to planned progress, facilitates effective management of resources, and improves productivity. Project Administration utilizing Critical Path Method allows for the manager/administrator to plan, track, execute, and report project activities timely and efficiently.

Host or Publisher AIA Dayton