Aplikasi Matriks dalam Perencanaan Waktu dan Biaya Proyek (Studi Kasus: Proyek Gedung Kantor Badan Pusat Statistik Provinsi Aceh)
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2012Author
Julekha, Fitri
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Roesyanto
Syahrizal
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In this research, matrixes of mathematics are used to integrate schedule and cost of
a project. Some matrixes of time data and cost are established. The relationship between
time and cost of a project is indicated in the matrix equations. Matrix application is
implemented in the Microsoft Excel program in which the matrixes are interrelated
automatically.
The aim of the thesis was to comp(ll'e the change in cost as the result of the
difference in schedule weight with the structure element and the use of Matrix Application
in the calculation of the integrated cost of a project. The matrixes were analyzed in three
stages. The first stage was the work breakdown which comprised of work package, work
element, cost of materials, equipment, and manpower. The second stage was developing
time and cost matrix equation which comprised of quantity matrix, unit price matrix,
schedule ratio matrix, and cost matrix. The third stage was time and cost integration in the
form of matrix equation which comprised of cost matrix on time, quantity matrix on time,
interest value matrix, and money value matrix.
The research used three alternatives of schedule which was done by changing the
time of the beginning and the end of the work without changing its duration. The money
value at the end of the project (week 32) for schedule model programmed by the
programmer was Rp. 8,213,095,136.17. The money value at the- end of the project
implementation (week 32) for the alternatives of schedule I, II, and III was Rp.
8,209,397,013.74, Rp. 8,199,968,757.88, and Rp. 8,206,273,092.15 respectively. It could be
retrenched, based on the difference of money value for each alternative, alternative I was
Rp. 3,698,122.43 (0.05%), alternative II was Rp. 13,126,378.29 (0.16%), and alternative
III was Rp. 6,822,044.02 (0.08%). The shift of schedule for each alternative was done in
some work items which did not depend on the other work.
Of the three alternatives, the best alternative which was based on the retrenchment
was the second alternative of schedule because it had more retrenchment, compared with
alternative I and alternative Ill Based on the money value at the end of the project for the
three alternatives, it was found that the difference in scheduling influenced the money value
spent at the end of the project although work duration and project duration as a whole did
not change.
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