Project Time Management Activity Definition Activity Sequencing Duration Estimating Schedule Development Schedule Control Activity Definition Input Tools and Techniques Output Work Breakdown Structure Decomposition Activity List Templates Supporting Detail Scope Statement Historical Information Constraints Assumptions Expert Judgment Work Breakdown Structure Activity Sequencing Input Activity List Product Description Mandatory Dependencies Tools and Techniques Output Precedence Diagram Project Network Diagram Arrow Diagram External Dependencies Conditional Diagram Method Milestone Network Template Discretionary Dependencies Activity list update (Revise Activity list: delete or add act.) FS : Finish-to-Start Relationship FF : Finish-to-Finish Relationship SS : Start-to-Start Relationship SF : Start-to-Finish Relationship GERT System Dynamics Model: Loop Activity Duration Estimating Input Activity List Constraint Assumption Resource Requirement Resource Capability Historical data Risk Identification Tools and Techniques Output Expert Judgment Activity duration estimate Analogous Estimating (similar past act) Quantitative based duration (unit rate) Reserve time Basis of Estimate Activity List Update Schedule Development Input Project Network Diagram Tools and Techniques Output Mathematical Analysis Project Schedule Duration Estimate Critical Path Method Resource Requirement PERT Resource pool description Work Calendar Time Constraint (dead line or milestone) Assumption Lead and Lag Time Risk Management Plan Activity Attribute Simulation Duration Compression Bar chart Network-based Schedule Support Detail Resource Leveling Schedule Management Plan Project Management Software Resource Requirement Updates Coding Structure Schedule Control Input Project Schedule Performance Report Change Request Schedule Management Plan Tools and Techniques Output Schedule change control system Schedule Update Performance measurement Lesson learned Additional Planning Project Management Software Variance Analysis Corrective Action Work Breakdown Structure a "check list" of work to be accomplished; a structured approach; the scope of the work, broken down into smaller and more specialized work; a document in which the major project work packages are identified; a document in which the major project outputs and responsibilities are defined; and an integration of schedule and budget. allow better and more detailed planning; facilitate the budget and schedule preparation process; facilitate assignment of responsibility to organization and/or functional area; and provide a structure for monitoring and reporting of project development and progress. Measurable Clear definition Deliverable Resource, Time and Cost assignable Acceptable duration Independent task Aircraft System 0.0 Aircraft System 1.0 Air Vehicle 1.1 Airframe 1.2 Propulsion 1.3 Air Vehicle Applications Software 1.4 Air Vehicle system Software 1.5 Communications/Identification 1.6 Navigation/Guidance 1.7 Central Computer 1.8 Fire Control 1.9 Data Display and Controls 1.10 Survivability 1.11 Reconnaissance 1.12 Automatic Flight Control 1.13 Central Integrated Checkout 1.14 Antisubmarine Warfare 1.15 Armament 1.16 Weapons Delivery 1.17 Auxiliary Equipment 2.0 Systems Engineering/Program Management 3.0 System Test and Evaluation 3.1 Development Test and Evaluation 3.2 Operational Test and Evaluation 3.3 Mock-ups 3.4 Test and Evaluation Support 3.5 Test Facilities 4.0 Training 4.1 Equipment 4.2 Services 4.3 Facilities 5.0 Data 5.1 Technical Publications 5.2 Engineering Data 5.3 Management Data 5.4 Support Data 5.5 Data Depository 6.0 Peculiar Support Equipment 6.1 Test and Measurement Equipment 6.2 Support and Handling Equipment 7.0 Common Support Equipment 7.1 Test and Measurement Equipment 7.2 Support and Handling Equipment 8.0 Operational/Site Activation 8.1 System Assembly, Installation and Checkout on Site 8.2 Contractor Technical Support 8.3 Site Construction 8.4 Site/Ship/Vehicle Conversion 9.0 Industrial Facilities 9.1 Construction/Conversion/Expansion 9.2 Equipment Acquisition or Modernization 9.3 Maintenance 10.0 Initial Spares and Repair Parts CPM: Critical Path Method Deterministic Time PERT: Program Evaluation and Review Technique Stochastic Time t = (a + m + b)/6 v = ((b-a)/6)2 a : optimistic time m : most likely time b : pessimistic time Standard Deviation = Square Root (Variance) Non CPM Scheduling Bar Chart Line of Balance Arrow Diagram Precedence Diagram