Chapter 6. Building a Project Schedule
IN THIS CHAPTER, YOU WILL:
Learn several methods for estimating tasks
Learn how to define the order in which work occurs
Discover several ways to assign resources to tasks
Learn how to make a schedule realistic
Understand methods for shortening a schedule
“Time flies. It’s up to you to be the navigator.”
—ROBERT ORBEN
When you build a work breakdown structure (WBS), you define the work the project team must do. After you’ve put your project team together, you know who you have to work on project tasks. To build a project schedule, you need a few more pieces of information: how much time each task is likely to take, the order in which the work must occur, exactly who does the work, and any constraints on the schedule, ...
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