Part 1
You have been assigned as a project manager for a small construction company and have been assigned your first project. The client feels they have a basic grasp on their requirements but also feels that they will know more as the project progresses. Using your knowledge of life cycle models, identify two models that may work based on your knowledge of the project.
The scope of the project is as follows:
1. Requirement 1: 3 bedrooms
2. Requirement 2: 2.5 bathrooms
3. Requirement 3: Pool
4. Requirement 4: 2 patios, one patio should be enclosed
Using your experience documenting scope, outline the problem/opportunity statement you are trying to solve for, 2-3 success criteria, and any assumptions, risks, or obstacles.
Part 2
Create a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for the following scope:
1. Requirement 1: 3 bedrooms
2. Requirement 2: 2.5 bathrooms
3. Requirement 3: Pool
4. Requirement 4: 2 patios, one patio should be enclosed
Your WBS should be based upon your chosen Life Cycle Methodology and include any deliverables.
Part 3
1. Build a network diagram
2. Identify the early start, early finish, late start late finish for each activity
3. Identify the critical path
4. Identify the duration of the critical path
5. What is the float of Activity B
6. What is the float of Activity H
Activity Predecessor Duration in Days
A Start 3
B Start 6
c A, B 12
D B 5
E D 4
F C 6
G E,F 8
H E 7
I H 3
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Part One
You’ve been hired as a project manager for a small construction company, and your first assignment has been assigned to you. The client believes they have a basic understanding of their requirements but anticipates learning more as the project develops. Identify two models that may work based on your knowledge of the project using your knowledge of life cycle models.
The project’s scope is as follows:
1. Requirement number one: three bedrooms
2. Requirement number two: 2.5 bathrooms
3rd Requirement: Pool
4. Requirement 4: Two patios, one of which must be enclosed.
Outline the problem/opportunity statement you are attempting to solve, 2-3 success criteria, and any assumptions, risks, or impediments using your experience documenting scope.
Part Two
Produce a
