What are different planning techniques

[OptimusPavlos1]

I just got handed back my ICT paper to finish it off and my teacher wants me to do a paragraph on different planning techniques. I have googled it a thousand times and still have no idea what is asked of me. I can't ask the teacher atm so I am wondering if anyone can help me. Thanks in advance!

 

[i7Baby]

Project Planning? - see Microsoft Project or Primavera 6 and do some Googling eg Gantt charts.

You really need to post the assignment sheet. But I think this is outside of this forum scope -helping with homework. So probably NO - do it yourself - Google should be your friend. Just Google bit out of the assignment sheet.

PS - I want credit for whatever mark you get lol

 

[OptimusPavlos1]

Project Planning? - see Microsoft Project or Primavera 6 and do some Googling eg Gantt charts.

You really need to post the assignment sheet. But I think this is outside of this forum scope -helping with homework. So probably NO - do it yourself - Google should be your friend. Just Google bit out of the assignment sheet.

PS - I want credit for whatever mark you get lol

I posted this cause google isn't helping much all I want to know is wtf this is I am not asking for anyone to do my work for... although for a small price... FORGET IT! (joking)
Also seriously now would a technique be a storyboard?

 

[i7Baby]

I don't even know if you're talking about project planning or something else

 

[ssddx]

you mentioned an ICT paper... however you do not tell us what it is about?

to answer the question we would need to know the topic.

i can only guess here but...
if your paper was about how you want to be in the ICT field perhaps they want to know what steps you would take towards that goal.
if your paper is about a specific facet of ICT or about projects perhaps they want to know how you would go about settings this up and managing time.

if you want any more advice than that you are going to have to provide details (what does the assignment sheet say? and what is your topic about?)

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we can probably point you in the right direction then... but as i7 said, once we point you in that direction you need to research and write the rest on your own

 

[OptimusPavlos1]

Thanks guys for the info but I managed it after extensive research.