Planning &Scheduling of Residential Building Using MS Project

Every one of us is a manager of projects of our own life. From a house wife to an employee to money expert, from banker to doctor, from engineer to manager from a teacher to a student, we all work on different tasks with deadlines. (without any concern about / having nothing to do with) our occupation, normal behaviors, or location in an organization, we all work on tasks that are mixed and involve people who do not usually work together. The project may have a simplegoals that does not require many people or a great deal of money or it may be quite complex, calling for (many different kind of people or thing) skills and huge amount of useful things/valuable supplies. But the bottom line is that every one of us manages projects. Because of this the purpose of dealing with the project should not be only execution but effective and (producing a lot of waste) execution of project is extremely important. which isneeded to be highlighted. Construction Firms in India, Construct the Projects in a Traditionalways, this sometimes proves Expensive & tiring & Boring too. Traditional way also proves to be Time Using/Eating/Drinking, and Confusing. The presented work will provide them an Opportunity to clearly watch/notice/celebrate/obey the difference between the Microsoft Project (MSP) and the Traditional Planning ways of doing thing. which speeds up Construction and also make theProject Cost Effective with Proper Planning with the help of the case study on the single wing ofproject executed in Pune, Maharashtra, India. For finding out different aspects that proves (producing a very little waste) planning & execution of the project, very different ways of doing things) adopted and to find out ( education that fix something) measures, international journal papers were referred. Ways of doing thing. adopted includes defining of problem statement, hinting about something bad the goals from the data collected in two part that is first ( or most important) data and Secondary, carefully studying the data and finally coming to the end/end result.