Models for Project Management
Models for Project Management
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The routine uses a list of unscheduled jobs, whose predecessors have all been scheduled, ordered by Late Start and an ordered list of finish times of scheduled jobs. Thus, the routine steps through time to only those days when a change of resource usage is possible. On such a day it examines the list of available jobs, and schedules them in order of increasing Late Start. When the resources are exhausted the routine moves to the day of the next job completion and continues the scheduling proces...s. As implied at the beginning of this section, examples can be constructed to favor or penalize either approach.
In figure 3 the heuristic of Moder and Philips is illustrated, first using an Early Start ordered list, then a Late Start ordered list as suggested by the authors. An examination of the resulting schedules shows that for this problem the Late Start heuristic is superior.
-12- P -13- Models with Time and Interdependency Constraints The models we will discuss in this category are usually termed "time-cost" trade-off models.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The routine uses a list of unscheduled jobs, whose predecessors have all been scheduled, ordered by Late Start and an ordered list of finish times of scheduled jobs. Thus, the routine steps through time to only those days when a change of resource usage is possible. On such a day it examines the list of available jobs, and schedules them in order of increasing Late Start. When the resources are exhausted the routine moves to the day of the next job completion and continues the scheduling proces...s. As implied at the beginning of this section, examples can be constructed to favor or penalize either approach.
In figure 3 the heuristic of Moder and Philips is illustrated, first using an Early Start ordered list, then a Late Start ordered list as suggested by the authors. An examination of the resulting schedules shows that for this problem the Late Start heuristic is superior.
-12- P -13- Models with Time and Interdependency Constraints The models we will discuss in this category are usually termed "time-cost" trade-off models.
What to read after Models for Project Management?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace B S Crowston to read onlineMoreLess
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