, PART 3: SYSTEMS AND PROCEDURES FOR
PLANNING AND CONTROL.
Chapter 5: Basic Project Planning Techniques.
• Every project is somewhat unique because it is aimed toward an end-
item or result that is in some way unique.
• Because of its uniqueness, basic questions about the project must be
addressed and answered before work can begin.
• Satisfactorily answering these questions so that the project will
achieve its goals is the function of project planning.
• Project management can be broadly divided into two parts namely:
i. In the conception and definition phases, preparing a plan that
specifies the project requirements, work tasks, responsibilities,
schedules, and budgets.
ii. During the execution phase, executing the work in the plan and
tracking progress versus the plan.
PLANNING AND CONTROL.
Chapter 5: Basic Project Planning Techniques.
• Every project is somewhat unique because it is aimed toward an end-
item or result that is in some way unique.
• Because of its uniqueness, basic questions about the project must be
addressed and answered before work can begin.
• Satisfactorily answering these questions so that the project will
achieve its goals is the function of project planning.
• Project management can be broadly divided into two parts namely:
i. In the conception and definition phases, preparing a plan that
specifies the project requirements, work tasks, responsibilities,
schedules, and budgets.
ii. During the execution phase, executing the work in the plan and
tracking progress versus the plan.
