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Open Microsoft Project
2003. |
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Open 3-1 Sample
from the Sample Files folder.
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Click the
View
menu, choose
Toolbars, and click
PERT Analysis.
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Click the
PERT Entry Sheet
button ( ) on the
toolbar. |
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You can see that most of
the PERT values have been entered. Complete the chart as shown
below.
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We know that Bob
probably won’t have his edits complete on time.
Select
Task 17
and click the
PERT Weights button ( ) on the
PERT toolbar.
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Enter 4 for the
pessimistic weight, and 1 for the expected and optimistic
weights.
Click
OK.
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Open the
PERT weights
for Task #7.
Since it shares resources with Task 17, the PERT weights are the
same.
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To complete our PERT
analysis, click the
calculation
button ( ) on the
PERT Analysis toolbar.
Click
Yes
to the warning and
OK to any
conflict messages you may receive.
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Click the
Optimistic Scenario
button ( ) on the
PERT toolbar. (We have adjusted our columns and zoomed out to
make viewing easier.)
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Now, let’s take a look
at the worst-case scenario. Click the
Pessimistic Scenario
button ( ) on the
PERT toolbar. (We have adjusted our columns and zoomed out to
make viewing easier.)
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Save your project as 3-1
Completed.
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13. |
Close Microsoft Project 2003. |
