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4.1 4.2
Project Plan Project Plan
Development Execution
4.3
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Change
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. Constraints
. Organizational
policies
assumptions
5.1 5.2
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Slide 13 Nutek, Inc. Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) www.Nutek-us.com
Ref. Page 53
Project Scope Management
- Initiation
Input: What you need to Activity: How is it done? Output: What you get
do the job? by doing it?
• Project selection method
. Product description . Project charter
•Expert judgment
. Strategic plan . Project manager
assigned
. Project selection
criteria . Constraints
. Historical . Assumptions
information
Input: What you need to Activity: How is it done? Output: What you get
do the job? by doing it?
• Product analysis
. Product description . Scope statement
• Benefits/cost analysis
. Project Charter . Supporting details
• Alternatives identification
. Constraints . Scope management
• Expert judgment plan
. Assumption
Input: What you need to Activity: How is it done? Output: What you get
do the job? by doing it?
• Work breakdown structure
. Scope statement . Work breakdown
templates
structure
. Constraints • Decomposition
. Scope statement
. Assumptions
updates
. Other planning
outputs
. Historical
information
Input: What you need to Activity: How is it done? Output: What you get
do the job? by doing it?
• Inspection
. Work results . Formal acceptance
. Product
documentations
Work breakdown
structure
. Scope statement
. Project plan
Input: What you need to Activity: How is it done? Output: What you get
do the job? by doing it?
• Scope change control system
. Work breakdown . Scope changes
structure • Performance measurement
. Corrective actions
. Performance • Additional planning
. Lessons learned
reports
. Adjusted baseline
. Change request
. Scope management
plan
6.1 6.2
Activity Activity
Definition Sequencing
6.3 6.4
Activity Schedule
Duration Development
Estimating
6.5
Schedule
Control
Input: What you need to Activity: How is it done? Output: What you get
do the job? by doing it?
• Decomposition
. Work breakdown . Activity List
structure • Templates
. Supporting Details
. Scope statement
. Work breakdown
. Historical structure updates
information
. Constraints
. Assumptions
.Expert judgment
Input: What you need to Activity: How is it done? Output: What you get
do the job? by doing it?
• Precedence Diagramming
. Activity list . Project network
method (PDM)
diagram
. Product description • Arrow diagramming method
. Activity list updates
. Mandetory • Conditional diagramming
dependencies method.
. External • Network templates
dependencies
. Milestones
Input: What you need to Activity: How is it done? Output: What you get
do the job? by doing it?
• Schedule change control system
. Schedule control . Schedule updates
• Performance measurement
. Performance . Corrective action
reports •. Additional planning
. Lessons leaned
. Change requests • Project management software
. Schedule • Variance analysis
management
plan
7.1 7.2
Resource Cost
Planning Estimating
7.3 7.4
Cost Cost Control
Budgeting
8.1 8.2
Quality Quality
Planning Assurance
8.3
Quality
Control
9.1 9.2
Organization Team
al Planning Development
9.3
Staff
Acquisition
10.1 10.2
Communicati Information
on Planning Distribution
10.3 10.4
Performance Administrati
Reporting ve Closure
11.3 11.4
Qualitative Quantitative
Risk Risk
Analysis Analysis
11.5 11.6
Risk Risk
Response Monitoring
Planning & Control
Slide 43 Nutek, Inc. Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) www.Nutek-us.com
Ref. Page 129
Project Risk Management
- Risk Management Planning
Input: What you need to do the
Activity: How is it done?
job? Output: What you get
[Tools & Techniques] by doing it?
. Project charter
• Planning meeting . Risk management
. Organization’s risk plan
management policies
. Defined roles &
responsibilities
. Stakeholder risk tolerance
. Template for the
organization’s risk
management plan
. Work breakdown
structure (WBS)
12.1 12.2
Procurement Solicitation
Planning Planning
12.3 12.4
Solicitation Source
Selection
12.5 12.6
Contract Contract
Administration Closeout
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