Activity Networks is a part of the VCE Further Maths topic Networks and Decision Mathematics. It is a part of the subtopic Scheduling and Critical Path Analysis. An activity network is used to display the dependencies of activities on preceding activities. These kinds of networks are weighted and directional, showing how activities must be completed before another can be started. Terms you will learn include dummy activities and float time.
What Does an Activity Network Look Like?
Watch this next video to learn how to set up a network using a table.
This next video goes into more depth.
What is a Dummy Activity?
The following video explains the concept of a dummy activity.
Float Time
This next video introduces the concept of float time.
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