Gantt charts are graphical representations of project schedules that display tasks, milestones, dependencies, and progress. They list tasks in a tabular format and display them as horizontal bars against a timeline, showing when each task begins and ends. An example Gantt chart shows tasks for capstone research from February to June, with start and end dates for tasks like finalizing the research title, creating the Gantt chart, and conceptualizing a product design. Gantt charts are useful for determining time frames, identifying task order and dependencies, keeping track of progress, and making necessary schedule adjustments.

1. Gantt Chart
Capstone Research
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2. Gantt Charts
graphical
representations of
task-based projects
listed in a tabular
format and displayed
graphically as task
bars, reflecting their
duration
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3. Elements of a Gantt Chart
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
List of Tasks
Start & End Date of Each Task
Milestones
Dependencies
Progress
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4. Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Sample Only
Feb 17 – Mar 3
Finalize
research title
March
3 - 6
Create a
Gantt Chart
Mar
3 - 8
Conceptualize and
draw product design
Mar
3 - 10
Product Costing
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5. Remember
Determine the
time frame
needed
Always refer
to it to keep
track of your
progress
Identify the
order of tasks Make
necessary
adjustments
Outline the
available time
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6. MON TUE WED THU FRI
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