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    How To Construct A Precedence Table

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    The document describes how to construct a precedence table to plan and track tasks in a project. It provides instructions on how to populate each column of the table including: ID to identify each task, tasks and subtasks to describe the work, duration in days to complete each task, predecessor tasks that must be finished first, required resources by job role, and unit which is the number of people with that role needed. The table then provides a sample populated precedence table as an example.

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    How To Construct A Precedence Table

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    The document describes how to construct a precedence table to plan and track tasks in a project. It provides instructions on how to populate each column of the table including: ID to identify each task, tasks and subtasks to describe the work, duration in days to complete each task, predecessor tasks that must be finished first, required resources by job role, and unit which is the number of people with that role needed. The table then provides a sample populated precedence table as an example.

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    The document describes how to construct a precedence table to plan and track tasks in a project. It provides instructions on how to populate each column of the table including: ID to identify each task, tasks and subtasks to describe the work, duration in days to complete each task, predecessor tasks that must be finished first, required resources by job role, and unit which is the number of people with that role needed. The table then provides a sample populated precedence table as an example.

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    How To Construct A Precedence Table

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    The document describes how to construct a precedence table to plan and track tasks in a project. It provides instructions on how to populate each column of the table including: ID to identify each task, tasks and subtasks to describe the work, duration in days to complete each task, predecessor tasks that must be finished first, required resources by job role, and unit which is the number of people with that role needed. The table then provides a sample populated precedence table as an example.

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    HOW TO CONSTRUCT A

    PRECEDENCE TABLE
    ID: Key-in ID on every line
    ID Tasks & Subtasks Duration (Day) Predecessor(s) Resource Unit

    1
    2
    3
    4

    5
    6
    7
    8

    9
    10
    11
    12
    13

    14

    15

    16
    TASKS AND SUBTASKS: Processes and
    details of processes
    ID Tasks & Subtasks Duration (Day) Predecessor(s) Resource Unit

    1 Start
    2 Concept
    3 Evaluate Current System
    4 Define Requirements

    5 Website Design
    6 Design User Interface
    7 Design Server Setup
    8 Develop Server Support Infrastructure

    9 Website Development
    10 Develop Pages and Links
    11 Develop Functionality
    12 Content Integration
    13 Testing

    14 Roll Out

    15 Support

    16 Deadline
    DURATION (DAYS): No of days to do each
    subtask
    ID Tasks & Subtasks Duration (Day) Predecessor(s) Resource Unit

    1 Start 0
    2 Concept
    3 Evaluate Current System 5
    4 Define Requirements 5

    5 Website Design
    6 Design User Interface 12
    7 Design Server Setup 6
    8 Develop Server Support Infrastructure 6

    9 Website Development
    10 Develop Pages and Links 18
    11 Develop Functionality 22
    12 Content Integration 27
    13 Testing 23

    14 Roll Out 25

    15 Support 28

    16 Deadline 0
    PREDECESSOR(S): previous subtask(s)
    needed to be completed
    ID Tasks & Subtasks Duration (Day) Predecessor(s) Resource Unit

    1 Start 0
    2 Concept
    3 Evaluate Current System 5 1
    4 Define Requirements 5 3

    5 Website Design
    6 Design User Interface 12 4
    7 Design Server Setup 6 4,6
    8 Develop Server Support Infrastructure 6 6,7

    9 Website Development
    10 Develop Pages and Links 18 4,6
    11 Develop Functionality 22 4,6,10
    12 Content Integration 27 7,10,11
    13 Testing 23 12

    14 Roll Out 25 13

    15 Support 28 14

    16 Deadline 0 15
    RESOURCES: Types of workers required to do
    each subtask
    ID Tasks & Subtasks Duration (Day) Predecessor(s) Resource Unit

    1 Start 0
    2 Concept
    3 Evaluate Current System 5 1 Web Analyst
    4 Define Requirements 5 3 Web Analyst

    5 Website Design
    6 Design User Interface 12 4 Web Designer
    7 Design Server Setup 6 4,6 System Engineer
    8 Develop Server Support Infrastructure 6 6,7 Support Engineer

    9 Website Development
    10 Develop Pages and Links 18 4,6 Web Designer
    11 Develop Functionality 22 4,6,10 Web Programmer
    12 Content Integration 27 7,10,11 Web Analyst
    13 Testing 23 12 Tester

    14 Roll Out 25 13 System Engineer

    15 Support 28 14 Support Engineer

    16 Deadline 0 15
    UNIT: No of workers required to do each
    subtask
    ID Tasks & Subtasks Duration (Day) Predecessor(s) Resource Unit

    1 Start 0
    2 Concept
    3 Evaluate Current System 5 1 Web Analyst 1
    4 Define Requirements 5 3 Web Analyst 1

    5 Website Design
    6 Design User Interface 12 4 Web Designer 1
    7 Design Server Setup 6 4,6 System Engineer 2
    8 Develop Server Support Infrastructure 6 6,7 Support Engineer 1

    9 Website Development
    10 Develop Pages and Links 18 4,6 Web Designer 1
    11 Develop Functionality 22 4,6,10 Web Programmer 2
    12 Content Integration 27 7,10,11 Web Analyst 2
    13 Testing 23 12 Tester 1

    14 Roll Out 25 13 System Engineer 2

    15 Support 28 14 Support Engineer 1

    16 Deadline 0 15

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