9 Project Control and Updating
9.1 Learning Objectives
After the completion of this chapter, readers will be able to:
- Understand project control as a step in project management,
- Update a project schedule and understand its requirements, and
- Draw an S-curve to depict the cumulative fund flow associated with a project.
9.2 Introduction
A project plan looks to the future, but it is developed based on the skills, knowledge, and experience gained from the present and past. A developed plan may not be always perfect or accurate. Deviations from a developed plan may occur during the execution of a project. A developed project plan enforces the performance outcomes that the resources of a project are expected to ...
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