INSE 6230 — Fall 2014 Total Quality Project Management Assignment #21 – Submission Date: November 17October 20, 2014 Submitted by: Maria Azuelo – Student #: 70976809 Md Safwan Bin Alam – Student #: 7012128 Submitted to: Dr. Amin Hammad Assignment #21 Exercises: Chapter 6: Exercises4 1. Using Figure 6-2, enter the activities, their durations (in days), and their relationships in Project 2010. Use a project start date of August 3, 2009. View the network diagram. Does it look like Figure 6-4? Print the network diagram on one page. Return to the Gantt chart view. Click View on the menu bar, select Table: Entry, and then click Schedule to re- create Table 6-1. You may need to move the split bar to the right to reveal all of the …show more content…
Assume that Student 2 earns 70 percent on each of the exams, 80 percent on the homework, and 95 percent on the group project. Assume that Student 3 earns 90 percent on Exam 1, 80 percent on Exam 2, 75 percent on Exam 3, 80 percent on the homework, and 70 percent on the group project. You can use the weighted scoring model template, create your own spreadsheet, or make the matrix by hand. Exercises: Chapter 7: Exercises5 . Given the following information for a one-year project, answer the following questions. Recall that PV is the planned value, EV is the earned value, AC is the actual cost, and BAC is the budget at completion. PV = $23,000 EV = $20,000 AC = $25,000 BAC = $120,000 a. What is the cost variance, schedule variance, cost performance index (CPI), and schedule performance index (SPI) for the project? b. How is the project doing? Is it ahead of schedule or behind schedule? Is it under budget or over budget? c. Use the CPI to calculate the estimate at completion (EAC) for this project. Is the project performing better or worse than planned? d. Use the SPI to estimate how long it will take to finish this project. e. Sketch the earned value chart for this project, using Figure 7-5 as a guide. 3. Create the same WBS described in Exercise 2 using Microsoft Project 2010 and indenting categories appropriately. Use the outline numbering feature to display the outline numbers, or enter the numbers
2. Use the projections provided in the case to compute the incremental cash flows for the PCB project. Provide a reasonable estimate for cash flows after 2009 as well.
3. What are the objectives (in measurable terms) of the project? Is the goal achievable in
Any path that if delayed will delay the completion of the entire project is known as a:
(b) Describe the EVM process used to determine how far our project is ahead of or behind schedule.
For each of the scenarios that follow, define whether the project is a profit-enhancing, cost-control, or publicimprovement program. If possible, define the scenario further as an expansion, replacement, or abandonment
Another element that is essential in the project management plan is the cost management plan. The main focus of the cost management plan is overseeing the cost of the necessary resources for the execution of the project (PMI, 2013). This function is completed within the planning stage of an endeavor to provide a structure to support performance and efficiency throughout the lifecycle of the undertaking (PMI, 2013). For the AAE Project, analogous and parametric estimating was utilized in estimating the potential costs of the endeavor. Appendix T shows the cost breakdown of each activity within the project by separating the salaries, equipment/vendor costs, and vendor contract costs. Since
‘’Cost performance on project s often poor, what are the possible causes of this and how can it be improved?’’
I will consider the project dates stated in question 3 for this question and also consider that
4. During which month of the project are the highest and lowest costs expected to
Provide your view, with reference to what you’ve read about project management so far, on the following:
One of the projects was the 156,000 square foot Huntsman Cancer Center Phase IIB expansion. What was the impact on that project of having improved financial controls and better
Budget content and justification. Each task will be persistently assessed for its necessity to discourage superfluous spending. Hourly costs due to development time and other resources may vary, in which case costs will be adapted accordingly as the project implementation process continues. The project’s preliminary budget is projected to be $14,176.
BAC remains for Budget At Completion, EAC remains for Estimate At Completion. BAC is the thing that at to start with, you thought the project would cost you in your beginning project cost plan. BAC is the budget set in the beginning of the project. EAC is the estimate of what the project will cost based on the present numbers.
Size: The size of the project is Medium-Large as staff from a lot of different technical departments across the organization will be involved in the project.
Exercise 2.1 (10 Points): Projects may be classified as follows: Compliance: d., g., i. Operational: a., c., j. Strategic: b., e., f., h.