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“Generally, but not always, the sequence of schedule activities that determines the duration of the project. Its is the longest path through the project”
Critical Path
original approved project schedule
Schedule Baseline
Used to analyze variances between actual and planned schedule performance
Schedule Baseline
Longest Path through the project
Critical Path
“The process of developing and approximation of the monetary resources needed to complete project activities”
Estimate Costs
“involves aggregating the estimates costs of individual activities work packages to establish a cost baseline.”
Determine Budget Process
Benefits of Life Cycle Costing
Awareness of total costs

Cost reduction by comparing alternatives

Forecasts future resource needs

Supports strategic planning and budgeting
“Any form of schedule network analysis in which scheduling decisions (start and finish dates) are driven by resource constraints (e.g., limited resource availability or difficult – to manage changes in resource availability levels).
Resource Leveling
Limitations of Life Cycle Costing
Limited accuracy

Inappropriate for smaller projects

Sensitivity to changing requirements
Life Cycle Costing Purpose
Total direct and indirect costs

Recurring and non-recurring costs

Related costs estimated to be incurred over the life of a project and its product*
True or False

Resource Leveling can result in changing the finish date of a project
True
Resource Leveling Techniques (Under the Leveling topic)
Identify resource peaks

Delay non-critical tasks with float

Review estimates

Extend schedule if needed*

Decompose activities further into smaller tasks
The path in a schedule network that takes the longest time to complete:
Critical Path
True or False

Technical Performance Measurement is a technique that attempts to move activities to a new point in the schedule so the resources are not over utilized.
False

Resource Leveling
Including all costs associated with a project over its entire life is know as:
Life Cycle Costing
Resource leveling will often affect the project schedule by making it:
Longer
What is the name of the original approved project schedule:
Schedule Baseline
An activity’s scheduled flexibility is know as:
Float
Name 2 types of float
Total Float

Free Float