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The Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) is a method used in project management for planning, scheduling and coordinating the tasks of a project. It is based on a network diagram analysis of the different tasks that are involved. PERT is specifically suited for large, complex and nonrepititive projects, since the network diagram varies in each project. | The Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) is a method used in project management for planning, scheduling and coordinating the tasks of a project. It is based on a network diagram analysis of the different tasks that are involved. PERT is specifically suited for large, complex and nonrepititive projects, since the network diagram varies in each project. | ||
== General overview == | |||
- General presentation of the method (purpose, history) | |||
- How it works more or less | |||
- Difference compared to other similar methods (CPM) | |||
== Key concepts == | |||
- Definition of the key concepts that will be used | |||
- Activities | |||
- Events | |||
- Network diagram and analysis | |||
- Critical Path | |||
=== Test === | |||
== The process == | |||
- Detailed step by step presentation of the method | |||
- building a network diagram | |||
- calculation of the times | |||
- possible modifications | |||
== Applications and limitations == | |||
- Where is the method most useful and why | |||
- Why it cannot be used in other areas or is less efficient | |||
- Possible future ? | |||
== Bibliography == | |||
Revision as of 14:22, 12 September 2015
The Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) is a method used in project management for planning, scheduling and coordinating the tasks of a project. It is based on a network diagram analysis of the different tasks that are involved. PERT is specifically suited for large, complex and nonrepititive projects, since the network diagram varies in each project.
General overview
- General presentation of the method (purpose, history) - How it works more or less - Difference compared to other similar methods (CPM)
Key concepts
- Definition of the key concepts that will be used
- Activities - Events - Network diagram and analysis - Critical Path
Test
The process
- Detailed step by step presentation of the method
- building a network diagram - calculation of the times - possible modifications
Applications and limitations
- Where is the method most useful and why - Why it cannot be used in other areas or is less efficient - Possible future ?