To build a project management timeline, one must first create a project scope statement specifying the deliverables. Then develop a work breakdown structure by decomposing the deliverables into more manageable work packages. Each work package is then deconstructed into individual tasks, and dependencies between tasks are determined. The cumulative time required to complete each task is then calculated. Finally, a timeline is constructed by aligning tasks from beginning to end based on their durations and dependencies, and incorporating milestones to ensure completion.

1. STEPS TO
BUILD A
PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
TIMELINE

2. CONSTRUCTION
OF A PROJECT
SCOPE
STATEMENT
A project scope statement specifies
the deliverables that the undertaking's
conclusion will complete

3. DEVELOP A WBS
(WORK
BREAKDOWN
STRUCTURE
Begin with the statement of scope and
decompose the deliverables or
deliverables into more manageable
components

4. DECONSTRUCT
EACH WORK
PACKAGE INTO
INDIVIDUALS
Instruct two of your mini work
packages with a table containing a set
of tasks

5. DETERMINE
DEPENDENCIES
ON THE
UNDERTAKING
Tasks that are dependent on the
completion of another can only be
initiated once that task is finished

6. CUMULATIVE
TIME REQUIRED
TO COMPLETE
EACH WORK
Return to the task list or dependency
chart and calculate the time required to
complete each item

7. CONSTRUCT A
TIMELINE FOR
PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
Align your tasks from beginning to end,
modify their durations to correspond
with the allocated time, and
subsequently incorporate milestones
to ensure completion

8. THANK YOU
FOR YOUR
ATTENTION
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