Software Project Management For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))
Author:Teresa Luckey & Joseph Phillips [Luckey, Teresa & Phillips, Joseph]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: General, Business & Economics, Computers, Programming Languages, Programming, Management, Electronic books, Desktop Applications, Software Development, Development, Software Development & Engineering, Project Management Software, Project Management, Computer software
ISBN: 9780471749349
Publisher: For Dummies
Published: 2006-09-22T04:00:00+00:00
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184 Part II: Planning Your Software Project
2. Subtract the duration of the activity and then add 1 to equate to the latest the activity can begin.
3. To find the LS of the predecessor activity, simply go to one day before the LS of the current activity.
For example, in Figure 8-6, notice how Activities H and I both have an LF
of 14, just one day before Activity J is slated to begin.
4. Whenever an activity has two successors, as in Activity C, always choose the smaller of the two Late Starts.
This is because the activity must finish just one day prior to the scheduled start date of the successor.
5. Complete the backward pass for all paths in the project.
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ABEHJ = 12 days
day
LS = Late start
ACGJ = 13 days
activities
Units shown in weeks
LF = Late finish
ACFIJ = 14 days
can start.
Du = Duration
ADFIJ = 16 days
Applying float to the project
Knowing that you have a couple days of float here and there throughout your project network diagram can make a big difference. These are activities that can be strategically delayed without delaying the end date of your project.
If some activities are slipping behind schedule, or you need to move resources from one activity to another, you can take advantage of activities that have float and delay their start date — or expand their duration.
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