Materials and process integration for build projects with moab assemblies

A non-transitory, computer-readable medium containing instructions that, when executed by a hardware-based processor, causes the processor to perform stages for generating a moab assembly, the stages comprising:

• displaying, in a graphical user interface (“GUI”), a plurality of tasks, each of the plurality of tasks including associated properties;
• receiving a first selection of a first task from the plurality of task;
• creating a first data table entry for the selected first task, the first entry including properties associated with the first task;
• displaying, in a first window, the selected first task;
• receiving a second selection of a second task from the plurality of tasks;
• creating a second data table entry for the selected second task, the second entry including properties associated with the second task;
• displaying, in the first window, the selected second task;
• receiving input connecting the selected first task to the selected second task;
• and
• creating a third data table entry linking the first task to the second task.

A system for generating a moab assembly, comprising:

• a memory storage including a non-transitory, computer-readable medium comprising instructions;
• and
• a hardware-based processor that executes the instructions to carry out stages comprising:
• displaying, in a graphical user interface (“GUI”), a plurality of tasks, each of the plurality of tasks including associated properties;
• receiving a first selection of a first task from the plurality of task;
• creating a first data table entry for the selected first task, the first entry including properties associated with the first task;
• displaying, in a first window, the selected first task;
• receiving a second selection of a second task from the plurality of tasks;
• creating a second data table entry for the selected second task, the second entry including properties associated with the second task;
• displaying, in the first window, the selected second task;
• receiving input connecting the selected first task to the selected second task;
• and
• creating a third data table entry linking the first task to the second task.