WORK BREAKDOWN STUCTURE

This section shows the Work Breakdown Structure of the chapters I, II and III which provides a common
framework for the development of the overall planning and control of the project. This WBS involves task numbers,
description and durations for the different tasks to be done. The task numbers indicate the total number and
sequence of tasks while the description signifies the order of actions that contributes significantly to the completion
of a work objective and the duration denotes the period of time the a task will take to perform.

Task no. Description Duration Predecessor tasks

1 Plans for the research 1 -

documents.

2 Make an introduction 1 1

3 Conduct a research for the history 2 2

and background information of the
study
4 the statement of the problem 3 2
5 Identify the limits or coverage of 1 3,4
the Scope and Limitation

6 Formulate the overall purpose of 1 5

the study from the General to the
Specific objectives
7 Determining and writing the 1 5
significance & importance of the
study
8 Choosing a programming 1 6,7
 language to be used for creating
programs
9 Identifying project resources to 1 8
carryout project tasks
10 Viewing the organizational chart 1 8
that shows the staff organization
11 Compose a team structure for 2 8
situation monitoring, research of
team work process
12 Typing Chapter I documents, 1 9,10,11
checking and printing of
documents
13 Submission of Chapter I 1 12

14 On this day, we established the 1 13

framework concepts and
theoretical framework.
15 Took on depth analysis for related 1 14
literature and related studies
16 Started using web development 1 14
tools
17 Studying the synthesis and 1 15,16
relevance of related literature and
studies
18 Revising the actual theoretical 1 17
framework
19 Gathered and arranged 1 18,19
alphabetically all the profound
20 Typing the chapter for documents 1 18,19
21 Printing of chapter 2 documents 1 20

22 Submission of chapter 2. 1 21

23 Choosing and using qualitative 1 22

research methodologies
24 Plan and make decisions about 2 23
the projects key features and
design
25 Operate and test the software 3 23
application to ensure systems and
component
26 Determine and evaluate the 1 24,25
significance, validity and reliance
of the procedures
27 Typing of documents 1 26

28 Checking and printing of Chapter 1 27

III

29 Submission of documents 1 28
 GANTT CHART

This part shows the Gantt charts for chapters I, II and III of the project, a visual representation shown on a
bar chart that indicates the start and finish dates of the different tasks. These tasks are shown on the vertical axis,
and the project time span or duration is represented on the horizontal axis. Each task has a corresponding colored
bar that shows the duration required for each task. This bar chart is useful in planning for how long the project
should take. This also helps to sequence the events as we laid out in order the tasks to be completed.

Task 10/18 10/20 10/22 10/23 10/24 10/25 10/26 10/27 10/29 10/17 6/18
Name
Task 1
Task 2
Task 3
Task 4
Task 5
Task 6
Task 7
Task 8
Task 9
Task 10
Task 11
Task 12
Task 13
Task 6/18 6/19 6/20 6/21 6/22 6/23 6/24 6/25 6/26 6/27 6/28 6/29 6/30
Name

Task 14

Task 15

Task 16

Task 17

Task 18

Task 19

Task 20

Task 21

Task 22

Task 23

Task 24

Task 25

Task 26

Task 27

Task 28

Task 29
 PERT CHART

This section shows the Pert chart of the chapters I, II and III. This is a graph that represents all of the tasks
necessary to a project's completion and the order in which they must be completed, along with the corresponding
time requirements. The direction of the arrows indicates the sequence of tasks. The red arrow shows the critical
path while the blue arrow indicates the normal flow of the tasks for the project. Those tasks that must be completed
in sequence are called dependent. The tasks that can start at the same time are called concurrent task which
depends on a single prior task.
Conduct a research for the
Plans for the research Make an introduction history and background
documents ID:2 information of the study
ID:1 Dur:1 day ID:3
Dur: 1 day Dur:2 days

Articulate and analyze the

Formulate the overall statement of the problem
purpose of from General to ID:4
Choose programming Specific objectives Dur: 3 days
language to be used ID:6
ID:8 Dur: 1 day Identify the limits or
Dur: 1 day coverage of the Scope
and Limitation
Determining and writing
ID:5
the significance &
importance of the study Dur: 1 day
ID:7
Dur: 1 day LEGEND: Critical Path
A
Normal Flow