Part 2: Project Scope Management (12 Marks) 2.1: List down and elaborate the 5 steps of Project Scope Management (4 Marks) 2.2: What are the advantages of having a clear scope and what impact scope changes will have on the overall Project? Give detailed reasoning why Project Scope Management is so important. (4 Marks) 2.3: Construct a work breakdown Structure against the following scope statement: (4 Marks) Part 1: (20 Marks) Case Study: Shanghai Unlucky with Passengers To speed passengers to Shanghai's new International Airport, China built a magnetic levitation (maglev) train that runs every 10 minutes from Shanghai's business center to the Pudong International Airport. Reaching speeds over 300 miles an hour, it whisks people to the airport 20 miles away in less than 8 minutes. However according to the vice director of the train company, "We are not lucky with ticket sales," since the trains are virtually empty. The reason is because to meet the project's time deadline and budget, train station was located 6 miles outside the city center, requiring lengthy public transportation to get there. So in spite of the technical budget and timing success of the project, it failed to meet the needs of the passengers. China is currently investigating extending the line to the downtown area, but that will be a much more expensive and time consuming project. Questions: 1.1: Was Shanghai "unlucky," or was something else the problem? (Identify at least 4 problems with the project) (5 Marks) 1.2: Who was the client of this project? Why didn't the client complain? (5 Marks) 1.3: Did the Project seem to follow the objectives lifecycle? Trace the lifecycle of the project the best you can highlight what objectives were overlooked. (5 Marks) 1.4: What additional goals were traded off in this project? What was the impact on the overall success of the project