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Math: Understanding Diagrams. Learn about different types of diagrams, graphs and charts. Learn how to understand and read data represented by lines, colors, and bars. Includes lesson plans and in-class activities. This topic is linked to eThemes Resources on misleading graphs, pie charts, line, and bar graphs.
A network diagram is a graphical representation of activities with their relationships. A network diagram is used to develop a schedule and to do schedule calculations to determine critical and near critical paths. There are basically two types of network diagrams that are used in developing a schedule. 1  Arrow Network or AoA (Activity on Arrow) or ADM (Arrow Diagramming Method)  Node Network or AoN (Activity or Node) or PDM (Precedence Diagramming Method)