Create a WBS and WBS dictionary for the case described:

The Supply Chain Management (SCM) department at Rutgers Business School (RBS) is

looking to update its curriculum for the graduate students. As part of this initiative, RBS

wants to launch a survey with existing students, other universities, and organizations.

The goal is to assure that the courses offered by the SCM department will provide students

with the most relevant courses that are needed by organizations nowadays and aligned with

a graduate level course.

This project should start at the beginning of the Fall 2023 semester (September 5, 2023)

and be ready by registration time for the Fall 2024 semester.

Once identified the new courses through the survey, an updated curriculum should be

created, course content defined and developed, professors selected, and so on.

Requirements: 1. Create a WBS and WBS dictionary for the case described above. 2. Follow the best practices learned in class. 3. The tool to be used must be aligned with the format previously defined. 4. The WBS: a. The WBS first level must include project management. Project management can be broken down into the 5 process groups or 10 knowledge areas according to PMI. b. The WBS should be broken down into at least 2 levels (the project name is not considered as a level). At least 2 elements of the WBS should be broken into a third level. c. All the WBS best practices presented in class should be followed (check your notes). For example: One element cannot be broken into only one element, break an element into all the elements needed ( 100% rule), etc. 5. The WBS Dictionary: a. It must be 100% aligned with the WBS. b. It must contain an itemized list of the WBS elements. c. A brief description must be provided for each work package. Requirements: 1. Create a WBS and WBS dictionary for the case described above. 2. Follow the best practices learned in class. 3. The tool to be used must be aligned with the format previously defined. 4. The WBS: a. The WBS first level must include project management. Project management can be broken down into the 5 process groups or 10 knowledge areas according to PMI. b. The WBS should be broken down into at least 2 levels (the project name is not considered as a level). At least 2 elements of the WBS should be broken into a third level. c. All the WBS best practices presented in class should be followed (check your notes). For example: One element cannot be broken into only one element, break an element into all the elements needed ( 100% rule), etc. 5. The WBS Dictionary: a. It must be 100% aligned with the WBS. b. It must contain an itemized list of the WBS elements. c. A brief description must be provided for each work package