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Part One:
Choose a project that you would like to do. It can be either personal or work related. How would you go about creating a schedule for this project? Explain your process.
Part Two:
Develop a budget number around our project schedule, be sure to include your constraints and the alternatives you can use to overcome these constraints. In other words, estimate the amount you wil need and include in this amount any additional costs that may be incurred due to the constraints.
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This solution discusses a project and the development of a budget to accomplish goals.
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Part One:
Choose a project that you would like to do. It can be either personal or work related. How would you go about creating a schedule for this project? Explain your process.
The project of choice is to create a website where local bands are advertised, their music is available for download, and their products are sold (i.e. T-shirts, hats, buttons, etc.). This project would include development of a website, advertising to local bands, selling product, advertising local band shows and happenings, and a social network for bands to network with other bands.
In creating a schedule for creation, production, advertising and implementation, I would use the most common tool for a project schedule which is Microsoft Project. This will assist me in developing the plans, assigning resources to tasks, tracking my progress, managing my budget and analyzing my workload.
Part Two:
Develop a budget number around our project schedule; be sure to ...
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