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Title: Chapter 6 Planning


1
Chapter 6 - Planning
  • Too much x too little
  • Purpose of Plan
  • 1) Communicate with stakeholders
  • 2) Establish directions for team

2
3 Parts of Planning
  • Plan is Prepared
  • Plan is compared to Actual
  • Plan is changed

3
Plan in different phases
  • Conception Phase
  • prepared specifying requirements, tasks,
    responsibilities, schedules and budgets
  • Execution Phase
  • plan is compared to actual performance
  • plan is changed

4
Planning starts
  • After contract request, business needs of RFP is
    received
  • PM is assigned to project (if not already
    assigned).
  • Objectives, Requirements and scope set
  • Work activities
  • Schedules
  • Budget

5
Master Plan (p.161)
  • Technical x Non-Technical Section
  • Too little documentation x too much
  • Management Summary
  • Management and Organization Section
  • Technical Section

6
Tools for planning
  • Work Breakdown Structure (p.167, 169)
  • Responsibility Matrix (p.176)
  • Events and Milestones (p.177)
  • GANTT Charts (p.179)
  • PERT/CPM (chapter 7)

7
Work Breakdown Structure
  • Breakdown a project into tasks (p.167)
  • Procedure of Developing Project into
    Sub- elements.

8
What questions must be answered every time a new
project starts
  • Hint WBS, Responsibility Matrix, GANTT
    Chart/PERT Chart.

9
Questions to be answered
  • What tasks must be done (WBS)
  • What time period and what order (GANTT
  • Who is responsible for each task (Responsibility
    Matrix)

10
Typical Order
  • List all Tasks
  • Put the Tasks in order
  • Assign Personnel
  • Negotiate Deadlines
  • Negotiate Costs

11
Can a project be taken without a Master Plan
  • Yes. Master plan provides overview of the
    project. Problems greater potential for mistakes.

12
In a WBS, how do you know when you have finished
breaking it down to the lowest level
  • Depends, however, the most you can breakdown is
    to wher each task at the last level performs a
    single function (not two functions or not ½ a
    function).
  • Example
  • Update and print customerAddress
  • Print CustomerAddress
  • Print one line of customerAddress

13
Case Study Barrage Construction
  • Sean Shawn should talk to somebody that builds
    garages. Dont just assume that 3 car garage
    takes 50 more than 2 car garage.

14
Startrek Enterprises, Inc.
  • Deva Patel must talk to the heads of each
    Department. Get them committed.
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