Project Management 101
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Module 3 · Schedule Development · Week 2 · Interactive Companion

Schedule Builder

The same twenty Heron Pond Connector Path tasks you structured in the WBS Builder are now sequenced in time. Place every task into its schedule window, working backward from the advertisement date. Protect the reviews the firm does not control. Then lock your schedule and present it two ways.

Used live in the Week 2 session · steps 1 through 5 of the Schedule Development Process
The build, in the process's own termsStep 1 is completed for you. The set of milestones is pinned. You run step 2, sequence by dependency. Step 3 is completed automatically, every chip carries the duration its discipline assigned. Step 4 is yours, place the three buffers. Step 5 locks in as the Project Gates pin at 30, 60, and 90 percent.

Work left to right. Click a task in the bank, then click the schedule window where it belongs, or drag it there. At every chip, ask the Week 1 question, which tasks shall be complete before this task can begin. Place the three buffer chips onto the amber targets between windows, in front of the review each buffer protects.

Task bank

0 of 20 tasks placed
Buffer chips · place each in front of the review it protects
Place all twenty tasks and all three buffers, then check your sequence. Task dependency determines the window, not personal preference.

Your locked schedule, presented two ways

This is what you built

This view presents two perspectives on the same schedule, the two views Week 1 named. The Milestone Schedule is what the Town tracks. The Schedule of Activities is what your team works from. Toggle between them. This is your build, not a single forced correct answer. Use the Check function or the model reveal to compare your build against the model sequence.

Keep the Quick Reference open
This page holds the pre-work, the five steps, the buffer placement rules, and the gate warnings, all in one place.
Open the Week 2 Quick Reference →