I've defined a bit of a schedule for the novel I am now writing for NaNoWriMo and it looks like this:

Nov. 1 - Begin writing novel [done]
Nov. 10 - finish first four chapters, hand off as a set to readers [almost done]
Nov. 20 - finish chapters 5-8, hand off as a set to readers
Nov. 30 - finish the first draft, hand off chapters 9-12 to readers
Dec. 15 - Start designing the cover, finalize additional inner texts (acknowledgments, etc.)
Dec. 31 - receive critiques from readers
Jan. 20 - Poll friends/family about various cover designs
Feb. 28 - finish 1st rewrite
Mar. 15 - finish final draft
Mar. 16 - begin finalizing digital submission materials
Mar. 20 - submit materials to print-on-demand publisher (CreateSpace)
Mar. 30 - sketch novel-to-screenplay mapping
Apr. 1 - Begin writing novel-based screenplay for Script Frenzy
Apr. 15 - Release novel for sales through Amazon.com (depends on overall CreateSpace process)
Sometime later - Become enormously wealthy and famous from book, movie, and related sales :)

This makes a lot of assumptions about my ability to set aside time for this project, so at this point I wouldn't exactly make any large bets on my sticking to the schedule. Wish me luck!