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Pmp Critique Outline

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Executive Summery.
Project management plan is the records of all the processes and procedures that are in effect to provide information to project team, manage the scope, costs, time and quality of the project.
Introduction.
2.1 Project description.
Project description introduces about the project. It specifies the area covered under this project. It also states the customer requirements and the detail elements covered in the database. 2.2 Project sponsors.
Sponsor’s detail includes the name and contact number and email address, which is not sufficient. There should always be a back up contact details in his absence. 2.3 Project manager and team details.
Team details include all the contact detail of …show more content…

Schedule.

6.1 Summary.

In scheduled summary include each and every week schedule even they have each month schedule. Milestone report should have date when report was created, statues of component, who is responsible person he/she can make each component and general component. They include sign-in, sign-off of design.

6.2 Detail.

In detail it’s include two parts one is Gantt chart and Network diagram.
Gantt chart:
Gantt chart saws all details, it saws also start and finish date. The Gantt chart is well laid out in a format supported by the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK).
Network Diagram:
A network diagram is a technique for showing activity sequencing of a project’s activities (Schwalbe 2006). Network diagram give information about logical sequences dependences among the various tasks.

Budget.

7.1 Summary.

In summary budget include whole project budget. Project manger as to give cost of whole amount. Even they describe part of budget. Summary budget summaries all cost, hardware wage and then total cost. Hardware budget give in breakdown system.

7.2 Detail.

Includes the processes required to ensure that the project is completed within an approved budget. Cost is a resource sacrificed or foregone to achieve a specific objective, or something given up in exchange. Costs are usually measured in monetary units, such as dollars. (Lecture no: 6)

Conclusion.

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