methodology

Pert

Pert (Program Evaluation and Review Technique) is a project management methodology used for planning, scheduling, and controlling complex projects. It involves analyzing the tasks required to complete a project, estimating their durations, and identifying the critical path to determine the minimum project completion time. It is particularly useful for projects with uncertain task durations, as it uses probabilistic time estimates to account for variability.

Also known as: PERT, Program Evaluation and Review Technique, Pert Chart, Pert Analysis, Pert Method
🧊Why learn Pert?

Developers should learn Pert when working on large-scale software projects or in roles involving project management, as it helps in risk assessment, resource allocation, and timeline optimization. It is valuable for teams dealing with dependencies between tasks, such as in agile or waterfall development cycles, to ensure projects are delivered on schedule and within scope.

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