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PROJECT MANAGEMENT with CPM, PERT and Precedence Diagramming by Joseph J. Moder, Cecil R. Phillips, Edward W. Davis - Free Download PDF
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT WITH CPM, PERT, AND PRECEDENCE DIAGRAMMING
BY JOSEPH J MODER, CECIL R PHILLIPS, EDWARD W DAVIS
FREE DOWNLOAD PDF
ABOUT THE BOOK
PROJECT MANAGEMENT with CPM, PERT and Precedence Diagramming written by Joseph J. Moder (Professor, Department of Management Science and Computer Information Systems, University of Miami), Cecil R. Phillips (Vice President, Kurt Salmon Associates, Inc.), Edward W. Davis (Professor, Colgate Darden Graduate School of Business Administration, University oJ Virginia) is published by VAN NOSTRAND REINHOLD COMPANY, NEW YORK
The basic organization of the chapters remains essentially the same as previous editions, with Part I basic and Part I1 advanced subjects. The 6 chapters of Part I comprise a complete course in the fundamentals of the planning and scheduling features of critical path methods, including cost control methods and practical applications. One consistent set of terms and symbols is used throughout Part I. Thus, industrial and commercial users of the methods may study only Part I in preparation for most practical applications. A good two- or three-day training course for industrial personnel can be based on Part I, with selected portions from Part II as appropriate to the needs of the group.
The material in Part I1 is suitable for more advanced users and college level courses in departments of management science and business administration, industrial and systems engineering, and civil engineering. While certain portions of the text require some statistics and linear programming background, the prerequisites are generally satisfied by upper level undergraduate students of business or engineering.
CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Development of the Network
- Time Estimates and Level of Detail
- Basic Scheduling Computations
- Project Cost Control
- Comments on Practical Applications
- Resource Constraints in Project Scheduling
- Time-Cost Trade off Procedures
- The Pert Statistical Approach
- Other Networking Schemes
- Computer Processing
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