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Instructors:
  • Prof. Olivier de Weck
  • Dr. James Lyneis
  • Prof. Dan Braha
Course Number:
  • ESD.36
Departments:
  • Engineering Systems Division
As Taught In: Fall 2012
Level: Graduate

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Lecture Notes

Lecture 01: Course Introduction

Lecture 02: Critical Path Method

Lecture 04: Design Structure Matrix (DSM)

Lecture 05: Managing Iterations with DSM

Lecture 06: Introduction to Project Dynamics

Lecture 07: The Rework Cycle

Lecture 08: Project Dynamics Simulation

Lecture 09: Probabilistic Scheduling

Lecture 10: Budgeting and Cost Control

Lecture 11: Risk Management

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Course Info

Instructors:
  • Prof. Olivier de Weck
  • Dr. James Lyneis
  • Prof. Dan Braha
Course Number:
  • ESD.36
Departments:
  • Engineering Systems Division
As Taught In: Fall 2012
Level: Graduate

Topics

  • Business
    Management
    Project Management

Learning Resource Types

notes Lecture Notes
group_work Projects with Examples
assignment Design Assignments
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