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Page 1: Project scheduling
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How to schedule our project

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Work Breakdown Structure

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Visually breaks down project scopeo Projecto Subprojectso Work packageso Activities / Tasks

Work Breakdown Structure

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Work Breakdown StructureStartup project

Procurement HR Shipping Maintenance Providing service Final report

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Dependencies

Dependencies will gives up the

logical flow of the project and

ultimately they allow us to find out

the duration of our project

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Dependencies structure matrix

Procurement HR Shipping Maintenance Providing service Final report

Procurement

HR

Shipping

Maintenance

Providing service

Final report

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activity Description Predecessors

1 Procurement -

2 HR -

3 Shipping 1

4 Maintenance 3

5 Providing service 2,4

6 Final report 5

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Startup

HR

Procurement

Shipping

Maintenance

Providing service

Final report

End

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Type of Dependencies

Finish Start Finish Finish

Start Start

Start Finish

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Duration activity Description Predecessors Estimated

Duration (weeks)

1 Procurement - 6

2 HR - 4

3 Shipping 1 1

4 Maintenance 3 1

5 Providing service 2,4 16

6 Final report 5 2

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Duration obstacles

• Parkinson’s Law• Student’s Syndrome• Overconfidence• Biases

AnchoringConfirmation

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Overconfidence

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Startup

HR

Procurement

Shipping

Maintenance

Providing service

Final report

End

Duration diagram

Longest path 26 weeks

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Critical path

• The critical path is the longest chain, the longest path of activities in our network :

• The project duration, defined by the length of the critical path, is also known as makespan.

• A delay in any activity along the critical path will cause a delay in the project.

• The method was developed by Engineers at DuPont Corporation in the 1950s.

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Startup

HR

Procurement

Shipping

Maintenance

Providing service

Final report

End

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Early start – Early Finish

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Startup

HR

Procurement

Shipping

Maintenance

Providing service

Final report

End

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Late finish – Late start

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Startup

HR

Procurement

Shipping

Maintenance

Providing service

Final report

End

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ASAP & ALAP

TIME COST

As Soon As Possible

As late As Possible

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Gantt Chart One of tools that used to schedule the project by using MS Project

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Project Crashing• Project duration can be reduced only by shortening critical activities.

• It may be worth spending money to reduce the length of a project: Select the

least expensive to crash

• New critical paths may emerge: reduce all critical paths!

As a Result of Project Crashing• Critical path

o Shortero May changeo More activities may become critical

• Higher risk?

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• WBSAvailable? Complete? Communicated? Agreed-upon?

• Network DiagramOne start and one finish? All activities with predecessors or successors?

• MilestonesOne start milestone and one project completion milestone?

Intermediate milestones? Each one has a critical path?

• Gantt-chartNo missing dependencies between activities in correct sequence?

No summary task links? Tasks with excessive durations?

Check generalized dependencies (overlaps, time lags), Check critical path: from project start to finish?

Scheduling Checklist

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Thank you