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WBS and Project Schedule for House Construction
Building a house is one of the classic WBS examples. This schedule, from a real world project, brings the example to life in traditional project software format. In addition to task estimates and allocations, this example provides a detailed look at the resource requirements for the project. The number of roles and groups involved is a great model of how cross-functional dependencies can impact a project.
 
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How-To Course The schedule says we're only halfway there but you've spent 90% of your budget. If this sounds familiar, it might be time to consider getting serious about cost tracking for your projects.
This course by Carl Pritchard of Pritchard Management Associates provides an overview of the Earned Value approach to tracking project progress, in two parts. This first installment focuses on laying the groundwork for Earned Value Management during the Planning stage. 1 PDU
 
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Department- and Project-Level WBS Example
These work breakdowns were used by the Director of the technical development department responsible for these products, to provide a portfolio-level Work Breakdown view of all the projects in his department and a starting point for defining the WBS for each project in his department in a consistent way. Three example files are included.
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