'Critical path activities' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Project Management. OBJECTIVES. Definition of Project Management Work Breakdown Structure Project Control Charts Structuring Projects Critical Path Scheduling. Project Management Defined.

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Chapter 8 Project Scheduling

Chapter 8 Project Scheduling. INTRODUCTION. Schedule converts action plan into operating time table Basis for monitoring and controlling project Scheduling more important in projects than in production, because unique nature Sometimes customer specified/approved requirement-e.g: JKR projects

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Week 4

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ASAMW PM Workshop Scheduling

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Section 4.0

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Introduction to Beam Theory

Introduction to Beam Theory. Area Moments of Inertia, Deflection, and Volumes of Beams. What is a Beam?. Horizontal structural member used to support horizontal loads such as floors, roofs, and decks. Types of beam loads Uniform Varied by length Single point Combination.

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NPfIT Interoperability The Role of HL7 v3

NPfIT Interoperability The Role of HL7 v3. Dr. Tim Jones Enterprise Architect NPfIT Programme Director Communications and Messaging Programme Manager National Clinical Advisory Board. Agenda. NPfIT objectives Why HL7 v3? Development approach Building and equipping the teams

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Vacuum upgrade

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A2 Operations Management

A2 Operations Management. Critical Path Analysis. How long will it take?.

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Writing for CIEG 461

Writing for CIEG 461. Prof. Stephen A. Bernhardt Dept of English Kirkpatrick Chair University of Delaware September 23, 2002. Plans to govern work Memos and letters to keep work flowing Proposals to describe and persuade Reports to detail, analyze, and interpret Presentations to deliver.

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Planning and Writing Proposals

Planning and Writing Proposals. Prof. Stephen A. Bernhardt Dept of English University of Delaware September 2006. Writing and Science. Thinking, planning, coordinating, proposing, tracking, running, recording, reporting, concluding. Science. Science. Writing. Writing.

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8.0 Definition of Project Management

8.0 Definition of Project Management. Project Series of related jobs or tasks focused on the completion of an overall objective. Project Management Planning, directing, and controlling resources to meet the technical, cost, and time constraints of the project. Program

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Project Management

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ISEB-PM1 Braindumps PDF

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Network exercise (P2)

Network exercise (P2). Consider the PERT/CPM network shown below. D. A. 2. 3. E. F. B. G. J. 1. 4. 6. 7. H. C. I. 5. a. Add the dummy activities that will eliminate the problem of activities having the same starting and ending nodes. Network exercise (P2).

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Getting the project back to target

Getting the project back to target. 2 Strategies. Shortening the critical path Altering the activity precedence requirements. Shorten critical path. Speed up non-critical path activities Fact finding Time/cost trade off. Reconsider the precedence requirements. Normal working practices

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Prioritizing monitoring

Prioritizing monitoring. Prioritizing monitoring. Critical path activities Activities with no free float Activities with less than a specified float High risk activities Activities using critical resources.

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