How to Create a Project Schedule - 21 Steps in 5 Stages

In this video, I will take you through 5 stages and 21 steps for creating a Project Schedule.

Stage 1: Schedule Framework
Start by getting all the core time-related data into your plan.
Stage 2: Task Framework
Now introduce what you need to do and what you need, to do it.
Stage 3: Analysis
This is where you turn your data into a plan.
Stage 4 Review
Now it’s time to expose your draft schedule to critical review…
Stage 5: Sign-off
Once you have all the comments, you are ready…

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⏱ Chapter Markers...
00:00 - 21 Steps to Create a Project Schedule
00:15 - Stage 1: Schedule Framework
01:38 - Stage 2: Task Framework
04:15 - Stage 3: Analysis
05:48 - Stage 4: Review
07:00 - Stage 5: Sign-off

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[Onlinepmcourses]

Creating a Project Schedule is one of the most fundamental things a Project Manager does. So, I'll make it easy by breaking the process down into 5 stages - and a total of 21 steps.

[thecoolnat]

What a good itemize list. Appreciate it. May I know the start date and release or delivery dates mean to start date and end date of the project? if so, how about meaning to things like reporting deadlines and release targets?

[nancymwansa]

Can this be said to be resourcing of project schedule?