the aspects and techniques of this field. It begins with a treatise on the fundamentals of scheduling and develops and discusses such topics as: precedence diagrams, activity durations, contract provisions, resource allocation and leveling, money, project monitoring, computer scheduling, earned value, productivity, litigation, short-interval schedules, linear scheduling, and arrow diagrams. Construction Planning and Scheduling serves as an excellent resource for scheduling professionals in construction and related business sectors, as well as construction attorneys.

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