As a volunteer based organization the COS is always looking
for volunteers to help with the specific committees. Please see the
Call for Volunteers page for additional information.
The PMI College
of Scheduling is the only worldwide organization dedicated
solely to advancing the techniques, practice and profession of
Project Scheduling. The College is working within PMI to build
upon PMI’s many years of Scheduling Proceedings, Body of
Knowledge, and expertise in establishing practice standards
for the Project Management profession. The College is involved
in all aspects and applications of the vitally important
function of Project Scheduling, and we invite you to join us
as we further the interests of our profession. Membership is
open to all members of PMI.
To learn more about the College take time to read our new
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Sixth Annual PMI College of Scheduling Conference
Sunday, May 17th - Wednesday, May 20th, 2009 Boston, MA
There are currently FOUR employment opportunities available. You can
read the details on ourPMICOS Job
Listings page.
These listings are kept active for 3 months.
New Topic set up in PMICOS Forum
There is a new forum topic called "Standards" that will support and provide an opportunity for the COS membership
to comment on the 1st Edition of the PMI Practice Standard for Scheduling and provide constructive input
to the development of the 2nd Edition. Mike Mosley will be moderator for this topic.
Do not pass up this opportunity to shape the future of the scheduling profession.
The bulletin board is back online! Be sure to sign up and share you thoughts, questions, and concerns with the entire scheduling
community! Register
to take advantage of ourdiscussion forums. By requiring moderator approval to
join we hope to alleviate the inappropriate postings. If you consider a posting inappropriate please e-mail the
PMICOS Webmaster.
Topic of the Month
Check out the December Topic of the Month titled Earned Schedule…an emerging enhancement to EVM
By Walt Lipke and Kym Henderson. The artical was initially published in Crosstalk, The Journal of Defense Software
Engineering, November 2006 issue.
Call for Papers
The College of
Scheduling encourages the membership to submit papers for upcoming issues of the
Topic of The Month. We hope to keep the Topic of the Month an interesting place for schedulers to
view relevant practices, theories and information about CPM scheduling.
We welcome topics related to scheduling practices, scheduling software, schedule analyses,
information technology and other pertinent topics.
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