LIST OF FIGURES

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Figure 1–1   Overview of Project Management Knowledge Areas and Project Management Processes
Figure 1–2   Relationship of Project Management to Other Management Disciplines
Figure 2–1   Sample Generic Life Cycle
Figure 2–2   Representative Life Cycle for Defense Acquisition, per US DOD 5000.2 (Rev 2/26/93)
Figure 2–3   Representative Construction Project Life Cycle, per Morris
Figure 2–4   Representative Life Cycle for a Pharmaceuticals Project, per Murphy
Figure 2–5   Representative Software Development Life Cycle, per Muench (reprinted by permission, Sybase, Inc., ©1994)
Figure 2–6   Organizational Structure Influences on Projects
Figure 2–7   Functional Organization
Figure 2–8   Projectized Organization
Figure 2–9   Weak Matrix Organization
Figure 2–10   Balanced Matrix Organization
Figure 2–11   Strong Matrix Organization
Figure 2–12   Composite Organization
Figure 3–1   Links Among Processes in a Phase
Figure 3–2   Overlap of Process Groups in a Phase
Figure 3–3   Interaction Between Phases
Figure 3–4   Relationships Among the Initiating Processes
Figure 3–5   Relationships Among the Planning Processes
Figure 3–6   Relationships Among the Executing Processes
Figure 3–7   Relationships Among the Controlling Processes
Figure 3–8   Relationships Among the Closing Processes
Figure 4–1   Project Integration Management Overview
Figure 4–2   Coordinating Changes Across the Entire Project
Figure 5–1   Project Scope Management Overview
Figure 5–2   Sample Work Breakdown Structure for Defense Materiel Items
Figure 5–3   Sample Work Breakdown Structure Organized by Phase
Figure 5–4   Sample Work Breakdown Structure for Waste Water Treatment Plant
Figure 6–1   Project Time Management Overview
Figure 6–2   Network Logic Diagram Drawn Using the Precedence Diagramming Method
Figure 6–3   Network Logic Diagram Drawn Using the Arrow Diagramming Method
Figure 6–4   PERT Duration Calculation
Figure 6–5   Project Network Diagram with Scheduled Dates
Figure 6–6   Bar (Gantt) Chart
Figure 6–7   Milestone Chart
Figure 6–8   Time-Scaled Network Diagram
Figure 7–1   Project Cost Management Overview
Figure 7–2   Illustrative Cost Baseline Display
Figure 8–1   Project Quality Management Overview
Figure 8–2   Cause-and-Effect Diagram (reprinted from Lewis R. Ireland, Quality Management for Projects and Programs,
  Project Management Institute, 1991)
Figure 8–3   Sample Process Flowchart (reprinted from Lewis R. Ireland, Quality Management for Projects and Programs,
  Project Management Institute, 1991)
Figure 8–4   Control Chart of Project Schedule Performance (reprinted from Lewis R. Ireland, Quality Management for
  Projects and Programs,Project Management Institute, 1991)
Figure 8–5   Pareto Diagram
Figure 9–1   Project Human Resource Management Overview
Figure 9–2   Responsibility Assignment Matrix
Figure 9–3   Illustrative Resource Histogram
Figure 10–1   Project Communications Management Overview
Figure 10–2   Illustrative Graphic Performance Report
Figure 10–3   Illustrative Tabular Performance Report
Figure 11–1   Project Risk Management Overview
Figure 11–2   Summing Probability Distributions
Figure 11–3   Results from a Monte Carlo Simulation of a Project Schedule
Figure 11–4   Path Convergence
Figure 11–5   Decision Tree
Figure 12–1   Project Procurement Management Overview

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