An Assessment of the Inherent Optimism in Early Conceptual Designs and its Effect on Cost and Schedule Growth Presented to the Planetary Science Subcommittee, NASA Advisory Council 23 June, 2008, NASA GSFC - Earned schedule - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	An Assessment of the Inherent Optimism in Early Conceptual Designs and its Effect on Cost and Schedule Growth Presented to the Planetary Science Subcommittee, NASA Advisory Council 23 June, 2008, NASA GSFC Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-06-25 11:05:07 Open Document File Size: 1,58 MB Share Result on Facebook City Denver / / Company Applied Physics Laboratory / / Currency USD / / Facility Applied Physics Laboratory / John Hopkins University / / IndustryTerm early warning device / / MusicGroup Pegasus / Taurus / Athena / / Organization National Aeronautics and Space Administration / IMAGE mission / NASA Advisory Council / Mars Pathfinder mission / Planetary Science Subcommittee / John Hopkins University / NEAR / / Person Debra Emmons / Bill Gibson / Bob Bitten / Dave Bearden / Tony Spear / Claude Freaner / Jim Burch / / Position Contractor / Representative / / Product Taurus / Satellite / Pathfinder / / ProvinceOrState Colorado / / SocialTag Manned spacecraft Earned value management Management Project management Cost overrun Space Shuttle SERV Spaceflight Space technology Human spaceflight

An Assessment of the Inherent Optimism in Early Conceptual Designs and its Effect on Cost and Schedule Growth Presented to the Planetary Science Subcommittee, NASA Advisory Council 23 June, 2008, NASA GSFCAdd to Reading List