Analog estimation (start-up phase)

Look at the past and estimate the present. It’s an expert judgment, it’s a holistic estimate, it’s top-down

Parameter estimation (to determine the information with parameter inputs)

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Top-down estimation

Estimated individual, layer by layer summary

Three estimates


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Rough magnitude estimation

Accuracy is between -25% and 75%

CV, SV

CV: Cost deviation SV: Schedule deviation CV > 0,SV > 0 is a good thing CV < 0,SV < 0 is a bad thing CV = 0,SV = 0 plan

Sunk costs

Costs already incurred

The project budget

Project budget = management reserve + cost base = contingency reserve + work package cost estimation = Activity contingency reserve + activity cost estimation

Emergency stockpile

Use against known risks without increasing the cost base

Estimated costs

A process is the process of approximating the cost of the resources required to complete the project work

The opportunity cost

Opportunity cost refers to the fact that by choosing one project, you give up another, and that the abandoned project is likely to bring you the greatest benefit.

CPI

CPI=EV/AC, which is the value of each dollar spent

Direct costs

Costs that cannot be directly credited to a project but need to be shared between several projects or between the project and operations.