Chapter 7. Defining Task Logic
In this chapter
Understanding the Task Scheduling Process
Performing Advanced Actions on Tasks
Understanding the Task Scheduling Process
After you enter project tasks and estimate durations, you must focus on developing the schedule of start and finish dates for project tasks. This chapter focuses on logic: how to link tasks to define the logical sequence of activity, thus giving Microsoft Project 2007 specific information for calculating a schedule. Besides linking tasks, this chapter task constraints, and performing advanced actions on tasks.
In short, if tasks are not worked on in a logical order, then schedules will not make sense ...
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