Multi-Skills Resource Constrained and Personality Traits Based Project Scheduling

One of the primary jobs a software project manager is to assign available resources development tasks in such way that results high-quality product at low cost. Software Project Scheduling (SPS) allocates most appropriate human resource activities right time reduce failure risks and minimise makespan. In literature, SPS problem referred as Multiple Resource-Constrained Problem (MRCPSP). The MRCPSP assigns with multiple skills proficiency levels various activities. Human abilities can be distinguished into technical/hard non-technical/soft skills. former describes related technology, tools, etc. While latter deals personality, being introvert, extrovert, sensing, Recent studies have shown some may require specific soft Moreover, efficiency productivity assigned significantly if skill requirements are ignored during task allocation. Ultimately, process might end up lower-quality products higher costs; worst case, even fail. Several MRCPSP-based approaches been designed costs projects. These mechanisms consider hard different levels. However, they overlook required leading inefficiency allocated resources. This will increase makespan cause or failures. Therefore, fill this gap, we propose Multi-Skill Resource Constrained Personality Traits based (MSRCPPS) considering well technical SPS. main objective minimize Finally, effectiveness our proposed approach evaluated against existing state-of-the-art using extensive simulations.