Question: EVM Example Week 7 . xlsx Directions - Step 1 : using the data from the Excel spreadsheet ( EMV _ Example _ Week 7

EVM Example Week7.xlsx
Directions - Step 1: using the data from the Excel spreadsheet (EMV_Example_Week7)
Calculate the forecasting parameters through the end of the project (i.e., EAC, ETC,
VAC)- use Formula #3 from the slide deck to calculate EAC
Question #1: Based on your estimates, what would be your recommendations for
managing the project at the end of Week 7?
Directions - Step 2: Update the Excel spreadsheet with the information through Week
12(see table from the lecture slide)
Calculate the performance value metrics (i.e., CV, SV, CPI, SPI, EAC) for Week 12
Present the EV performance graph for Week 12
Question #2: How do the project's final weeks compare with the recommendations
you made at the end of Week 7?
Submit a 2-page summary of your answers to Questions 1 and 2
Page 1= EV performance graph and answer to Question #1
Page 2= Updated EV performance graph and answer to Question #2
Submission requirements:
Written in full sentences
Proper spelling and grammar
Times New Roman 12-point font, 1" margins, double-spaced
Grading (25 points total)
Copy of EV performance graph and narrative response to Question #1(10 points)
Copy of updated EV performance graph and narrative response to Question #2(10
points)
Narrative follows formatting requirements (5 points)
[Project Title]
[Company Name / Logo]
Earned Value Analysis Report
Prepared By: Alex Zylka
Date: 118?23
For Period:
Week 7
Summary:
[Use this space to write a brief summary or to record specific observations or notes]
Planned Value (PV) or Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled (BCWS)
\table[[WBS,Task Name,TBC,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12],[1.1,Task 1,3500,1000,500,2000,,,,,,,,,],[1.2,Task 2,4200,,500,800,900,2000,,,,,,,],[1.3,Task 3,4500,,,700,2000,1000,800,,,,,,],[1.4,Task 4,3300,,,200,600,1000,1500,,,,,,],[1.5,Task 5,3000,,,,,700,500,1000,800,,,,],[1.6,Task 6,6700,,,,,,,,700,2000,1000,2000,1000],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[Insert new rows above this one],[,Total Budgeted Cost,25200,1000,1000,3700,3500,4700,2800,1000,1500,2000,1000,2000,1000],[,Cumulative Planned V,lue (PV),1000,2000,5700,9200,13900,16700,17700,19200,21200,22200,24200,25200]]
Actual Cost and Earned Value
Project Performance Metrics
Cost Variance (CV=EV-AC)
Schedule Variance (SV = EV - PV)
Cost Performance Index (CPI = EV/AC)
Schedule Performance Index (SPI = EV/PV)
Estimated Cost at Completion (EAC)
Esitmate to complete (ETC=EAC-AC)
Variance at Completion (VAC=BAC-EAC)
\table[[-275,850,1335,1270,-1075,1570,6270],[-475,800,185,-1380,-4175,-1530,3070],[0.66,1.44,1.29,1.19,0.90,1.12,1.43],[0.53,1.40,1.03,0.85,0.70,0.91,1.17],[38400,17550,19483,21107,27986,22592,17593]]
\table[[-275,850,1335,1270,-1075,1570,6270],[-475,800,185,-1380,-4175,-1530,3070],
[0.66,1.44,1.29,1.19,0.90,1.12,1.43],[0.53,1.40,1.03,0.85,0.70,0.91,1.17],[38400,17550,19483,21107,27986,
22592,17593]]
Updated EV and AC for Weeks 8 Through 12
Tips on Completing the Assignment:
Step 1: Take a screenshot of the graph and calculate the EAC, ETC, and VAC, then answer Question 1.
Step 2: Enter the data for Weeks 8 through 12(see below).
Step 3: Take a screenshot of the graph and compare the BAC with the EAC (i.e., look at the VAC) at week
12 and then answer Question 2.
NOTE: Don't forget to update the cumulative AC and EAC in the Actual Cost and Earned Value
rows in the Report tab.[Project Title]
[Company Name / Logo]
Earned Value Analysis Report
Prepared By: Alex Zylka
Date: 118?23
For Period:
Week 7
Summary:
[Use this space to write a brief summary or to record specific observations or notes]
Planned Value (PV) or Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled (BCWS)
\table[[WBS,Task Name,TBC,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12],[1.1,Task 1,3500,1000,500,2000,,,,,,,,,],[1.2,Task 2,4200,,500,800,900,2000,,,,,,,],[1.3,Task 3,4500,,,700,2000,1000,800,,,,,,],[1.4,Task 4,3300,,,200,600,1000,1500,,,,,,],[1.5,Task 5,3000,,,,,700,500,1000,800,,,,],[1.6,Task 6,6700,,,,,,,,700,2000,1000,2000,1000],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[,0,,,,,,,,,,,,],[,0,,

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