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Project Planning. Project. Group of Activities Beginning, Middle, End Well-Defined End Result. Projects Example. Examples of Projects. Construction Research and Development Design of New Product or Process Space Shuttle Wedding Can You Think of Projects? Can You Think of Non-Projects?.
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Project • Group of Activities • Beginning, Middle, End • Well-Defined End Result
Examples of Projects • Construction • Research and Development • Design of New Product or Process • Space Shuttle • Wedding • Can You Think of Projects? • Can You Think of Non-Projects?
Project Layout Layout is Oriented Around Project
Growth in Project Management • Decline of Repetitive Manufacturing in U.S. • Growth of U.S. Service & Project Oriented Industries • Lack of Foreign Competition in Defense, Construction • Need to Rebuild U.S. Infrastructure • Greater Demand for New Product Introduction • Proliferation of Project Management Software (Over 100 Kinds - $20 to $8000) • Project Management Institute (PMI)
Growth in Project Management Growing Demand for Complex Goods, Services And Exponential Explosion of Human Knowledge Results in Larger and Larger Projects. This Creates Need for Sophisticated Management System
Project Planning Consists of: • Purpose • Objectives • Overview and General Approach • Schedules (PERT/CPM) • Resources • Personnel • Risk Management Plans • Evaluation and Control (Feedback)
Planning and Managing Risk • Risk Management Planning – Form Team • Risk Identification – Delphi Method • Qualitative Risk Analysis – Subjective Likelihood • Quantitative Risk Analysis – Use Probabilities • Risk Response Planning – Avoid, Mitigate, Accept, Control • Risk Monitoring and Control • Risk Management Register
Initial Project Planning:Draw System Boundaries A System Consists of the Following: • Mission and Goals - Objectives - Performance - Effectiveness - Cost • Environment • Resources • Subsystems
In Project Planning Activities Must be Identified Activities are Groups of Work Elements or Tasks with: • Similar Technology & Groups of Personnel • Single Duration of Time (Activity Completion is Event) • Definite Beginning & End
List of Activities Can Be Developed with: • “Gozinto” Chart • Bill of Materials • Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Basically a “Bill of Work Units”
WBS Information For Each Work Element (Activity) We Can Record: • Work Statement (Input/Output) • Vendors, Contacts, Subcontractors • End Item Specifications • Cost Accounting Numbers & Costs (ABC) • Resource Needs • Probability • Personnel (Linear Responsibility Chart, Trend) • Times (Scheduling, PERT/CPM, Gantt Charts) • Sequence Requirements
Activity Analysis:Example One Activity Description Follows Days A Define Problem --- 3 B Lease Computer --- 5 C Obtain Data A, B 4 D Determine Alternatives A, B 1 E Feasible Alternatives D 1 F Evaluation & Modeling C, E 5 G Find Best Alternative F 1 H Implementation G 3
Activity Analysis:Example Two Activity Description Follows Days X --------------- --- 1 Y --------------- --- 2 Z --------------- --- 3 A --------------- X, Y 1 B --------------- X, Y, Z 2 Draw Activity-On-Node (AON or CPM) Diagram. Draw Activity-On-Arrow (AOA or PERT) Diagram.
Activity Analysis:Example Three Activity Description Follows a Plan Survey --- b Hire Personnel a c Design Questionnaire a d Train Personnel b,c e Select Households c f Print Questionnaire c g Conduct Survey d,e,f h Analyze Results g Draw Activity-On-Node (AON or CPM) Diagram. Draw Activity-On-Arrow (AOA or PERT) Diagram.