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The people, hardware and software needed to carry out the work on a project.
The overall time allowed for a project, from the start date to the final deadline.
Significant achievements or key completion points in a project that take no time to complete.
A schedule showing what needs to be done to complete a project and how long each part takes.
Extra time or a back-up plan set aside in case something goes wrong.
The three stages of production: pre-production, production and post-production.
The main pieces of work or larger parts of a project that need to be completed.
A timeline diagram with bars showing how long each part of a project will take.
The order in which the different parts of a project are carried out.
The length of time a single piece of work takes to complete.
The smaller steps that make up a larger part of a project.