Laboratory Management: Planning in Laboratory Management - Lecture 3

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What is the largest value selected for the merged box in the first step?

20

What is the result of the first calculation after merging activities?

235

What is the last value calculated in the text?

5

What is the second largest value selected for the merged box?

200

What is the result of the calculation '200 = 235 - 35'?

200

Which of the following is not a value used in the calculations?

25

What is the primary purpose of a Gantt chart in project planning?

To show the sequence of activities, duration for activities, total project time, and project milestones

What kind of planning involves determining where the lab should be in the future?

Macro planning

Which tool for project planning primarily shows activities, their sequence, durations, earliest and latest start and finish times, critical activities, total slacks, and critical paths?

Network analysis

What information is required for project planning in laboratory management?

Work breakdown, works sequence, activity interrelationships, activity durations, and earliest start time for the first activity

What is the purpose of establishing an algorithm for the marginal approach to container terminal expansion?

To establish the model for terminal expansion of container ports in developing countries

In the given example of a Gantt chart, what is the total project time?

12 months

Study Notes

Planning in Laboratory Management

  • Planning involves micro planning (activity planning) and macro planning (strategic planning)
  • Micro planning involves deciding what needs to be done, while macro planning involves deciding where the lab should be in the future

Information Required for Project Planning

  • Work breakdown
  • Work sequence
  • Activity interrelationships
  • Activity durations
  • Earliest start time for the first activity

Tools for Project Planning

Gantt Chart

  • Used to show sequence of activities, duration of activities, total project time, and project milestones
  • Example of a Gantt chart:
    • Research activity mobilization
    • Formulation of theoretical framework
    • Identification of research variables
    • Preparation of questionnaires
    • Site survey and interviews with port operators and port users
    • Identification of common sectors and expansion constraining elements
    • Establishing the algorithm for the marginal approach to container terminal expansion
    • Establishing the model for terminal expansion of container ports in developing countries
    • Final report and documentation

Network Analysis

  • Used to show activities, sequence of activities, durations for activities, earliest start and finish times, latest start and finish times, critical activities, total slacks, and critical paths
  • Example of network analysis:
    • Activity identification (number)
    • Activity name
    • Activity duration
    • Earliest start time
    • Earliest finish time
    • Latest start time
    • Slack (excess time)
    • Critical activities
    • Total slacks
    • Critical paths

This quiz covers the theoretical perspective on planning in laboratory management, including micro planning (activity planning, project planning) and macro planning (strategic planning). It also discusses the information required for project planning and tools like Gantt charts for visualization.

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