Figure List

1-1.Triangles showing the relationship between P, C, T, and S.
1-2.Life cycle of a troubled project.
1-3.Appropriate project life cycle.
1-4.The steps in managing a project.

3-1.Two pain curves in a project over time.
3-2.Planning is answering questions.

4-1.Chevron showing mission, vision, and problem statement.
4-2.Risk analysis example.

5-1.WBS diagram to clean a room.
5-2.WBS level names.
5-3.Partial WBS for the 777 development program.
5-4.Responsibility chart.

6-1.Bar chart.
6-2.Arrow diagrams.
6-3.WBS to do yard project.
6-4.CPM diagram for yard project.
6-5.WBS to clean room.

7-1.Network to illustrate computation methods.
7-2.Diagram with EF times filled in.
7-3.Diagram showing critical path.
7-4.Bar chart schedule for yard project.
7-5.Schedule with resources overloaded.
7-6.Schedule using float to level resources.
7-7.Schedule with inadequate float on C to permit leveling.
7-8.Schedule under resource-critical conditions.
7-9.Network for exercise.

9-1.BCWS curve.
9-2.Bar chart schedule illustrating cumulative spending.
9-3.Cumulative spending for the sample bar chart.
9-4.Plot showing project behind schedule and overspent.
9-5.Project ahead of schedule, spending correctly.
9-6.Project is behind schedule but spending correctly.
9-7.Project is ahead of schedule and underspent.
9-8.Percent complete curve.
9-9.Earned value report.

A-1.WBS for camping trip.
A-2.Solution to WBS exercise.
A-3.Solution to scheduling exercise.

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