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1.2.2 Real-Life Group Project Execution and Multi-Disciplinary Group Work section of report
The section of the closure report for the Real-Life Group Project Execution needs to include
and discuss the following:
Lessons Learnt:
o What did you as a group learn from the project?
o Did it help to apply the techniques, which you learnt in theory, in practice?
o In hindsight, what would you as a team do differently with respect to managing
the simulated project and managing the workload of the real-life team?
Individual Review of Multi-Disciplinary Group Work
o Each Team member (under the heading of his/her name) should write at least
one page in the report (preferably in the appendices), explaining:
What you learnt from yourself as an individual when tasked to function in
a multi-disciplinary group environment. Factors to consider could include
level of contributions, time management, attitude, preparedness, quality
of work, ability to work with others etc. What would you do differently the
next time you should work in a multi-disciplinary team?
What skills did you observe from other disciplines which could be of value
to yourself in project execution
How, in the future, you would combine the strengths of the various
disciplines to ensure successful project execution.
Signed minutes of the Post Completion Project Review (Post Mortem) meeting
Submit signed minutes of all team meetings, from 9 April 2015 to close of project.
These minutes shall clearly describe decisions taken and allocated actions. Ensure that
the multi-disciplinary aspects of your project team are taken into consideration.
2 EXPECTATIONS AND OBJECTIVES
The Project Closure Report shall be outlined clearly and the conclusion and recommendations
must be clearly shown and discussed in the reports.
The team also needs to demonstrate an ability to use the Baseline Plan, take progress into
account and measure this progress over all 12 periods against the budget, while making use of
Earned Value Analysis.
By also analysing and discussing progress during the Real-life Group Project Execution, the
group demonstrates an ability to critically self-assess their success as a project team.
By submitting minutes of meetings in the appendix of the report, the team demonstrates an
ability to organise the planning of their simulated project in a multi multi-disciplinary context.
3
DELIVERABLES
A project closure report covering:
o the Simulated Project.
o the Real Life Group Project Execution.
o This section of the document must be complete and should include everything in
the PDF file also relevant printouts from Excel and MS Project. This document
will form part of the final assessment documentation that will be provided to the
internal and external examiners at the end of the semester. Both a bound hard
copy and an electronic version (in Adobe Acrobat PDF format; via SUNLearn)
must be submitted.
An updated project plan, based on your baseline plan (in MS Project format), with all
progress up to the end of Period 12 incorporated. This must be submitted only
electronically via SUNLearn.
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04 May 2015:
Physical Submission: Before 10h00
Electronic Submission: Before 08h00 on SUNLearn.
1) A Project Closure Report for the Simulated Project as well as for the
Real-Life Group Project Execution:
Electronically submitted as *.pdf document via the SUNLearn
Turnitin mechanism, as well as a hard copy bound document that is
physically submitted.
2) Updated MS Project File:
Electronically as a MS Project file via SUNLearn.
3) Colleague Assessment by midnight on evening of 4 May, using the
online Buddy Rating system.
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inhandiging
Point of
submission
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vereistes
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requirements
The body of the report (excluding title page, table of contents and
appendices) should not exceed 11 pages (11pt single line spacing, with
open lines between paragraphs). Ensure that the report is of a
professional nature typical of what you would be expected of you as
professional engineer in practice. Use a professional technical
language; proper use of references; a title page with team name, team
ID (e.g. A-1) and team members; page numbers, paragraph numbers,
etc.
Laat inhandigings 5% penalty for every hour after the deadline. Electronic and physical
submissions are separately penalised.
Late submissions
No physical submission will be accepted after 15h00 on the day of
submission.
The 10% penalty as specified in the main assignment document will be
applied to the individual project mark for assignment 3 of the individual
who failed to submit colleague assessments by midnight on the day of
submission.
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