Introduction

The bulk of the work in the planning phase revolves around defining the project scope, schedule, and budget. This process includes identifying project resources, breaking deliverables into logically sequenced tasks, and using the work breakdown structure to help the project manager effectively organize and monitor the project’s work.

In order to develop our schedule, we first need to define the activities, sequence them in the right order, estimate the resources needed, and estimate the time it will take to complete the tasks.

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