decide how you want to spend your time, make a time budget, track the way you spend your time, decide what changes to make to your time budget and make your actions agree with the time budget
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Why should we manage our time in project management?
Measuring, tracking and improving our performance helps us grow as software professionals and improve the quality of our software systems created.
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Look at diagram 1. What should be in PSP 0?
Current process, time recording, defect recording and defect type standard.
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Look at diagram 1. What should be in PSP 0.1?
Coding standard, size measurement and the process improvement proposal (PIP)
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Look at diagram 1. What should be in PSP 1.0?
Size estimating, test report
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Look at diagram 1. What should be in PSP 1.1?
Task planning, schedule planning
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Look at diagram 1. What should be in PSP 2.0?
Code reviews, design reviews
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Look at diagram 1 What should be in PSP 2.1?
Design templates
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Look at diagram 1. What should be in PSP 3?
Cyclic development
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What is personal software process (PSP) 0?
Establish a measured performance baseline.
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What is personal software process (PSP) 1?
Make size, resource and schedule plans.
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What is PSP 2?
Practise defect management and yield management.
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What is PSP 3?
Scale up PSP methods to larger projects.
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Why should we manage our time in project management?
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Measuring, tracking and improving our performance helps us grow as software professionals and improve the quality of our software systems created.
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