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1.Steps in Project Scope Management process 2. Define Scope Planning 3. Purpose of Scope Definition

Create a Project Charter, a template is provided below

a. Introduction PPE GLOVEb. Objective of Project/Manufacturing Processc. History of Company/Product (PPE GLOVE)

Q3. What is Project Scope Management? Discuss Project Scope and Product Scope. Why do you think preparing project scope management plan is important to be made?

Scope statement Which should include -project justification -product characteristics and requirements -product user acceptance criteria -project management related deliverables -product related deliverables

Program/Project Management PMO - Project Governance Summary and overview.

Practice Question EVM: A simple project consists of five tasks and is scheduled to take 13 weeks to complete. The actual status of the project at the end of week 9 is given in the following table: Project Plan Task | Duration Start (weeks) Actual status Actual current cost complete S350 S225 $475 $300 End Budget Percent week week $300 100% 100% $250 $450 $600 $500 B 2 100% 75% 75% C 4 4 7. 9. 13 D 3 6 8 $300 a) For each activity, compute the ACWP, BCWP, BCWS and add the columns to get the projected total. Record your answers in the table below. Task ACWP BCWP BCWS E b) Calculate: CV,SV,CPI, and SPI:

Define Project Scope, Project Deliverable and Project Scope Management. Explain SIX (6) steps for Project Scope Management Processes.  Explain THREE (3) methods for collecting requirement in Project Scope Management.

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Q1. Using a suitable example each, describe what the following project planning process activities involve: a. Establish project objective; b. Define scope; c. Create a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS); d. Estimate activity durations; e. Sequencing activities.

I need help creating a project charter for a home renovation company-(completing a millionaires mansion) and it needs to include:  All 12 categories/sections of a Project Charter Project overview/description Purpose and justification Objectives and success criteria High level requirements Assumptions and constraints Risks Milestone schedule Budget summary Stakeholders Approval requirements Project manager role and authority level Sponsor and authority level

Q3.When we start a project how we know this project or program is feasible for our future? Explain with help of diagram

Project manager manage project budget in project-oriented organization.  1-TRUE 2-FALSE

Q1. Using a suitable example each, describe what the following project planningprocess activities involve:a. Establish project objective;b. Define scope;c. Create a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS);d. Estimate activity durations;e. Sequencing activities.

N5      Explain some of the basic principles of cost management, such as profits, life cycle costs, tangible and intangible costs and benefits, direct and indirect costs, and reserves. Why is defining activities a process of project time management instead of project scope management?

Students shall, with a point of view of him/herself as project manager (PM), submit a Project Management Plan (PMP) for the given engineering project below: - “Procurement & Installation of Emergency Generator at Fire station” Students are allowed to propose their own project, given that the projects shall have enough scale to address the element described below:- a. Student should produce a project definition statement regarding the proposed project. b. Student should propose a suitable project team to carry out the project. Student should in the PMP describe the duties and power of different team memebrs in the project. c. The PMP shall include a risk management plan, which student shall identify, analyse and proposed mitigations measures for smooth delivery of the project deliverables. The risk manamgenet plan shall include a risk register d. The PMP shall include a quality management plan, which student shall propose a method statement to control the quality of the delivery of…

Q1 ) Scenarios of a project activities (tables given below) and their required times to be completed in addition to their predecessors for developing a ‘Website’: Activity Description Duration (weeks) Preceding Activities A Determine user needs 8 -- B Review s/w and languages 4 -- C Purchase software 10 -- D Design format and style 10 B E Write programs 6 A F Review outcome product with user 12 C G Make revisions 4 C H Select server site 8 E I Install on server 14 D,F J Test 8 G,H,I Draw the path. Calculate the early finishing time (forwards calculations) Highlight the total time to complete the project (days) Calculate the late finishing time (backwards calculations) Calculate the slack time of the non-critical path activities Identify the critical path (highlight critical path activities) what would happen if activity D revised to take 14 instead of 10 days?

Define project development life cycle with help of diagram

Activity 3: Scenarios of a project activities (tables given below) and their required times to be completed in addition to their predecessors for developing a Website": Activity Description Duration (days) Preceding Activities A Determine user needs 9 в Review s/w and languages 7 Purchase software 9. D Design format and style B. E Write programs 7 Review outcome product with user F 10 G Make revisions C H Select server site 8 E Install on server 11 D, F Test G, H, I 1. Draw the path. 2. Calculate the carly finishing time (forwards calculations) 3. Highlight the total time to complete the project (days or weeks) 4. Calculate the late finishing time (backwards calculations) 5. Calculate the slack time of the non-critical path activities 6. Identify the critical path (highlight critical path activities) 7. what would happen if revised to take seven weeks instead of five weeks

Project Duration= Planning on spending per month Project Budget (BAC) Percent complete per month Performance Analysis % Complete Planned Value (PV) Actual Cost (AC) Earned Value (EV) Schedule Variance (SV) Schedule Performance Index (SPI) Cost Variance (CV) Cost Performance Index (CPI) Estimate at Completion (EAC) Estimate to Complete (ETC) Variance at Completion (VAC) 5 months $300,000.00 $1,500,000.00 Month 1 20% 20% of work completed 15% of work completed Spent additional $110,000 Month 2 Instructions: Utilizing the EVM cheat sheet provided by the instructor, complete the calculations i formulas and functions to attain your answers. Please do not simply plug in numbers. This exerci ability to use Excel. Finally, answer the questions below to explain your answers. Question 1: What do your SV numbers tell you about the project schedule and how? Answer 1: Question 2: What do your SPI numbers tell you about the project schedule and how? Answer 2:

Project Termination Plans for manufacturing electric bus             Project placement within a program (roadmap, core competencies)

Q2: Explain briefly the concept of "Project", what can it create, and what are the main examples of it ?

Question 2a) Why is project charter an important project management tool? b) Explain how a project manager will go about incorporating project scheduling to guarantee your project success. c) At what stage is project needs assessment or appraisal needed? Explain

c) Project life cycle diagrams d) Selection method for project (Names and Formulas)

TCO 9) Most projects completed using traditional project management are done in a weak matrix organization. Most projects completed in an agile project management framework use a strong matrix or pure project environment. Why is this so?

Q)Project can involve a single individual or multiple individuals, a single organizational unit, or multiple organizational units from multiple organizations and a project can create following: (Discuss this argument ) Subject :: project management

Case: Friendly Assisted Living Facility-3 (pg.104) Q1: Define the deliverables for this project Q2: Define the constraints and assumptions for this project Q3: Develop a preliminary Level 1 WBS Q4: Develop a RACI matrix for this project based on the level 1 WBS Q5: Would a Project Charter have been useful here? Explain. C A S E Friendly Assisted Living Facility-3 Continuing with the ALF Steering Committee meeting Fred led a discussion of all the major steps that must be included in the project plan, and inked each team member to identify the areas for which they would accept responsi bility. The hospital's Construction Project Manager took responsibility for the constructions of the facility, and the COO volunteered to oversee the building design, as well as define the needs for food services, housekeeping, staff ing, and policy and procedure development. The CFO agreed to develoys the budgets for each area of the project as well as the operating budget for the facility.…

2  The net present value method takes into account which of the following? Cash Flow over Life of Project Time Value of Money A) No Yes B) No No C) Yes No D) Yes Yes     Select one: a. Option A b. Option B c. Option C d. Option D

Perform dependency and assumptions analysis for a project charter for any topic. Should not be related to project topic.