Explain precedence relationships - construction management, Civil Engineering

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Explain the Precedence Relationships

a. Finish-to-Start - the most common, the predecessor activity must finish before the successor activity can start

b. Finish to Finish - The predecessor activity must finish before the successor activity can finish

c. Start-to-Start - The predecessor activity must start before the successor activity can start

d. Start-to-Finish - the predecessor activity must start before the dependent activity can finish

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