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Earned Value Calculation Method_ Code. Type/Code. Content |
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Full CL |
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Apportioned effort |
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Earned value dependent on other discrete tasks being completed. |
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Level of effort |
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Earned value is based on the level of effort in the absence of specific end results or deliverables, such as management and other non discrete work tasks. |
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Milestone |
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Earn a specified percent complete (of the total budget) when a milestone is complete. |
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Work complete |
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Earn 100% of the budget value when the work effort is complete. |
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Work start |
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Earn 100% of the budget value when the work effort begins. |
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Half start |
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Earn 50% of the budget value when work begins, earn remaining 50% when work completes. |
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Package planning |
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Not an earned value method per se, but used to identify a task or work package that must be broken down into discrete work effort at a later time. |
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Percent complete |
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Earned value is based on the percent complete (between 0 and 100). |
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Standards |
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Earned value is based on a set standard defined for the type of product being produced. |
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Units |
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Earned value is based on quantity of material units or manufactured components. |
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Mutually defined |
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Mutually agreed upon earned value calculation method. |
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