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Managing the Construction Process: Estimating, Scheduling, and Project Control


Author(s): Gould, Frederick E.
ISBN10:  0133523373
ISBN13:  9780133523379
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  1/1/1997
Publisher(s): Prentice Hall

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SummaryTable of Contents
With the growth of the construction management profession, and the resulting expansion of construction management courses both in the major and as electives in many architectural and engineering school curriculums, a need has arisen to either concentrate on a single function--scheduling, estimating, or project control--or cover the profession in an overview of project management.
SECTION ONE Construction Project Management 1(78)
Industry and the Project
3(24)
Introduction
4(3)
The Construction Industry
7(9)
The Players
11(3)
Future Outlook
14(2)
The Construction Project
16(8)
Categories of Construction Projects
19(5)
The Project Manager
24(1)
Conclusion
25(2)
The Project Management Process
27(26)
Introduction
28(2)
Project Chronology
30(19)
Preconstruction
30(11)
Procurement Phase
41(2)
Construction Phase
43(6)
Project Closeout
49(1)
Conclusion
49(4)
Construction Contracts and Delivery Methods
53(26)
Introduction
54(1)
Project Risk and Liability
54(2)
Delivery Methods
56(10)
Traditional
56(3)
Design-Build
59(2)
Construction Project Management
61(4)
Student Union Example
65(1)
Contract Types
66(4)
Single Fixed Price
66(1)
Unit Price Contract
66(2)
Cost Plus a Fee
68(2)
Contract Changes
70(1)
Student Union Example Continued
71(1)
Conclusion
71(3)
Project Highlight
74(5)
SECTION TWO Estimating 79(88)
Estimating Fundamentals
81(16)
Introduction
82(1)
Why Estimate?
83(1)
Types of Estimates
83(4)
Conceptual Phase
84(1)
Design Development Phase
85(1)
Procurement Phase
86(1)
Estimate Considerations
87(6)
Project Size
88(1)
Project Quality
88(2)
Location
90(1)
Time
91(2)
Other Market Conditions
93(1)
Conclusion
93(4)
Conceptual, Square Foot, and Assemblies Estimating
97(30)
Introduction
98(1)
Conceptual Estimate
99(9)
Approach
99(1)
Approach
99(1)
Data
99(2)
Adjustments
101(7)
Presentation
108(1)
Square Foot Estimating
108(8)
Approach
108(1)
Data
109(4)
Adjustments
113(2)
Presentation
115(1)
Assemblies Estimating
116(8)
Approach
116(1)
Data
117(5)
Compilation and Adjustment
122(2)
Presentation
124(1)
Conclusion
124(3)
Detailed Estimating
127(40)
Introduction
128(1)
Quantity Takeoff
129(14)
Organization
129(5)
Labor, Material, and Equipment
134(3)
Measuring Quantities
137(6)
Unit Pricing
143(8)
Pricing Sources
143(1)
Material Costs
144(1)
Labor Costs
145(2)
Equipment Costs
147(4)
Estimate Setup
151(5)
Format
151(4)
Overhead
155(1)
Profit
156(1)
Conclusion
156(3)
Project Highlight
159(8)
SECTION THREE Scheduling 167(80)
Scheduling Fundamentals
169(22)
Introduction
170(1)
Schedule Definition
170(1)
History of Scheduling
170(1)
When to Schedule
171(7)
Preconstruction
172(4)
Construction
176(2)
Postconstruction
178(1)
Scheduling Methods
178(10)
Bar Chart Schedules
180(2)
Linear Balance, Time-Scaled Bar, and Matrix Schedules
182(3)
Network Schedules
185(3)
Conclusions
188(3)
Network Construction
191(26)
Introduction
192(1)
Network Definition
192(1)
Why Network Schedules?
192(1)
The Project Planning Process
193(7)
Project Investigation
193(4)
Activity Definition
197(3)
The Network Diagram
200(10)
Activity an Arrow Notation
203(4)
Precedent Notation
207(3)
Network Presentation
210(3)
Conclusions
213(4)
Activity Duration and Network Calculations
217(30)
Introduction
218(1)
Durations
219(4)
Scheduling Calculations
223(14)
Node Notation
225(1)
Forward Pass Calculations
226(2)
Backward Pass Calculations
228(5)
Float Calculations
233(4)
Critical Path
237(2)
Conclusion
239(2)
Project Highlight
241(6)
SECTION FOUR Project Control 247(88)
Fundamentals of Project Control
249(28)
Introduction
250(1)
Basic Control Theory
251(5)
Project Control Objectives
251(3)
Project Control Cycle
254(2)
Optimum Project Duration
256(17)
Crashing
256(3)
Optimum Project Duration Example
259(4)
Optimization Conclusion
263(10)
Conclusion
273(4)
Cost, Schedule, and Resource Control
277(24)
Introduction
278(1)
What Are Resources?
278(1)
Why Manage Resources?
279(3)
Labor and Equipment Studies
282(4)
Cash Flow Analysis
286(8)
Income Projection
289(1)
Payment Projection
290(2)
Cash Flow Analysis Conclusion
292(2)
Conclusion
294(7)
Updating the Project: Control in Practice
301(34)
Introduction
302(1)
Project Member Viewpoints
302(2)
Owner
302(1)
Designer
303(1)
Construction Manager
303(1)
Contractor
303(1)
Control Baselines
304(8)
Cost Baseline
304(3)
Time Baseline
307(3)
Baseline Summary
310(2)
Cost Engineering
312(1)
Progress Evaluation and Control
313(2)
Methods for Measurement Work Progress
314(1)
Cost and Schedule Performance
315(3)
Variance Example
316(2)
Project Documentation
318(9)
Documentation
319(1)
Project Coordination
319(1)
Trending, Forecasting, and Reporting
320(7)
Conclusion
327(3)
Project Highlight
330(5)
Index 335

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