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Wed, 2006-08-09 04:32
Nigel Winkley
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Hi All

Has anyone got a simple house building programme that I can use to demonstrate to students? Ideally in MSP but any format will do.

These are civil engineering students and I set them a task of creating programmes for ’making tea’, another for ’getting up and going to work’ (good for variations, i.e. tube strike so have to take the bus, etc.(Thanks James)) and finally ’how to build a house’.

I have the one I created but a ’genuine’ programme would be very useful, especially with costs/resources. Any assistance very gratefully received and all copyright/confidentially etc respected!

If you can help, send me it on ncwinkley@gmail.com

Very many thanks

Nige
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Mon, 2006-08-14 10:20
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Nigel Winkley
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Neil

Haven’t got Powerproject! Got everything else - P3, P3e, Contractor, MSP but not unfortunately Powerproject.

Thansk for te info - will see if I can get a copy from Head Office.

Cheers

Nige
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Mon, 2006-08-14 06:15
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Neil Oxborough
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Nigel,

Have you seen the tutorial that comes with powerproject? It has a very detailed house build programme that helps you build up all the information you mention as you go

Regards

Neil
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