Schedule a simple software development project

(1) Establish a preliminary engineering Network Diagram

(2) Calculate the earliest occurrence time (EET) and the latest occurrence time (LET) of each event, and mark it in the project network diagram.

(3) determine and mark the key paths.

(4) Calculate the maneuver time of non-critical jobs and mark them in the engineering network diagram.

(5) use the mobile time to schedule the progress with time and resource constraints.

When arranging the schedule, you must first ensure that the key jobs are met, and then schedule non-key jobs with the mobile time. That is, key jobs are arranged unconditionally, and non-key jobs are arranged using the maneuver time under the constraints.

Suppose there are the following constraints: "analysis" requires 8 persons, "Test Plan" requires 4 persons, "Outline Design" requires 5 persons, and "Detailed Design" requires 8 persons, "Code" requires l0 persons, "test solution design" requires 2 persons, "product test" requires 3 persons, and "Document Sorting" requires 3 persons, the number of people at the same time must not exceed l0.

A schedule that meets the preceding constraints is shown in the following table:

Job name	Start Time	End Time	Number of students
Analysis	0	3	8
Outline Design	3	6	5
Detailed Design	6	10	8
Encoding	10	14	10
Product Testing	14	18	3
Test Plan	3	5	4
Test Solution Design	6	9	2
Document Sorting	16	18	3