Intro to bar chart and gantt chart 18082020
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This document discusses two types of graphical tools used in project management: Gantt charts and bar graphs. A Gantt chart shows activities and tasks against time to make project schedules easy to understand. A bar graph uses bars to visually represent numerical data, with the independent variable on the x-axis and dependent variable as bar heights. Bar graphs can summarize large data and highlight trends but may require explanation and can be manipulated.
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- 2. Gantt Chart
- 3. A Gantt chart is a useful graphical tool which shows activities or tasks performed against time. It is also known as visual presentation of a project where the activities are broken down and displayed on a chart which makes it is easy to understand and interpret.
- 5. Bar Graph • A bar graph is a pictorial representation of numerical data in which the independent variable is plotted against dependent variable • Most common is the vertical bar graph or column graph. • In a vertical bar graph, values of the independent variable are plotted along a horizontal axis from left to right. • In a horizontal bar graph, the independent variable is plotted along a vertical axis from the bottom up. • Function values are shown as shaded or colored vertical bars of equal thickness extending upward from the horizontal axis to various heights.
- 6. Bar Graph • The following are advantages of bar graph: • Display relative numbers/proportions of multiple categories. • Summarize a large amount of data in a visual, easily interpretable form. • Make trends easier to highlight than tables do. • Estimates can be made quickly and accurately.
- 8. Disadvantages of bar graph: • often require additional explanation • fail to expose key assumptions, causes, impacts and patterns • can be easily manipulated to give false impressions