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1 cost rate table
"A collection of information about a resource's rates, including the standard rate, overtime rate, any per-use cost, and the date when the pay rate takes effect. You can establish up to five different cost rate tables for each resource." -
2 cost resource
"A resource that doesn't depend on the amount of work on a task or the duration of a task, such as airfare or lodging." -
3 cost
The value of an economic resource that is quantified in monetary units and that is measured using an accounting valuation principle. -
4 per-use cost
"A set fee for the use of a resource that can be in place of, or in addition to, a variable. For work resources, a per-use cost accrues each time that the resource is used. For material resources, a per-use cost is accrued only once." -
5 baseline cost
"The original project, resource, and assignment cost as shown in the baseline plan. The baseline cost is a snapshot of the cost at the time when the baseline plan was saved." -
6 budgeted cost of work scheduled
"The earned value field that shows how much of the budget should have been spent, in view of the baseline cost of the task, assignment, or resource. BCWS is calculated as the cumulative timephased baseline costs up to the status date or today's date."English-Arabic terms dictionary > budgeted cost of work scheduled
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7 remaining cost
"The estimated cost that is yet to be incurred for a task, resource, or assignment." -
8 actual cost of work performed
"The actual costs incurred for work already performed by a resource on a task, up to the project status date or today's date."English-Arabic terms dictionary > actual cost of work performed
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9 pay rate
Resource cost per hour. Project includes two types of pay rates: standard rates and overtime rates. -
10 standard rate
"A base rate that you assign to resources [such as people, equipment, or material] and that Project uses to calculate resource cost totals." -
11 Base Capacity
"The amount of available time a resource has to work based on their resource base calendar. This is equivalent to the capacity of the position to which the resource is assigned. For example, a resource in a 70% part-time position has a Base Capacity of.7FTE. Not very useful for scheduling but of more value in determining the maximum capacity or cost of an organization." -
12 budget at completion
"The original project, resource, and assignment cost as shown in the baseline plan. The baseline cost is a snapshot of the cost at the time when the baseline plan was saved." -
13 BAC
"The original project, resource, and assignment cost as shown in the baseline plan. The baseline cost is a snapshot of the cost at the time when the baseline plan was saved." -
14 BCWS
"The earned value field that shows how much of the budget should have been spent, in view of the baseline cost of the task, assignment, or resource. BCWS is calculated as the cumulative timephased baseline costs up to the status date or today's date." -
15 assignment view
A view that shows the resources assigned to each task as well as the total and timephased work and cost information for each assignment. The two assignment views are the Task Usage and Resource Usage views. -
16 plan
A schedule of task start and finish dates and resource and cost data. -
17 bottom-up estimating
"An estimating method in which the base costs of individual work items or resources are calculated into task, resource, and project cost totals."
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