Purpose A. Scope statement - Apply steps in defining scope on a project. - Learn to develop a scope statement and work breakdown structure. Instructions - Using the template provided, complete the following: 1. Choose one of the following projects for your assignment: - Complete renovation of a 1980 skitchen (4.5m4.5m) including new floor, cabinets, counter, sink/faucet, appliances, etc. - Election campaign for a mayoral candidate for the next city of London municipal election. The campaign will be delivered over a six-week election period. You have a team of seven people and are working directly for the candidate. - Adding two service bays plus a customer waiting area to your automotive repair business. 2. Complete all sections of the scope statement. BE SPECIFIC. Use guidance from class PowerPoint slides and textbook. 3. Prepare a work breakdown structure (use Excel, Word or other preferred software). It must have at least four levels with an appropriate numbering scheme. Remember to include a section for project management. 4. Provide details for one work package from the WB5. No template is provided for the work package plan. Use the Module 5 content (slides, textbook) to develop a structure for your work package information. 5. Describe the most interesting thing you learned from this exercise and describe how you will use that knowledge in your future career. 6. All text (including in figures) must be minimum 10 point font. 7. Submit the team participation record (template provided below). 8. Include references in APA format. At least one reference must be a non-FOL/Fanshawe College resource. - Submit as a single pdf; do not include assignment instructions. - The assignment must be posted into the FOL Submission Folder by the due date and time indicated in the FOL course calendar (the deadline is also indicated in the FOL Submission Folder). - Late submissions: penalty of 25% per day. Work Breakdown Structure Example of a WBS The purpose of developing a WBS is to: - Allow easier management of each component - Allow accurate estimation of time, cost, and resource requirements - Allow easier assignment of human resources - Allow easier assignment of responsibility for activities Figure 9.6: WBS Project Phases Purpose A. Scope statement - Apply steps in defining scope on a project. - Learn to develop a scope statement and work breakdown structure. Instructions - Using the template provided, complete the following: 1. Choose one of the following projects for your assignment: - Complete renovation of a 1980 skitchen (4.5m4.5m) including new floor, cabinets, counter, sink/faucet, appliances, etc. - Election campaign for a mayoral candidate for the next city of London municipal election. The campaign will be delivered over a six-week election period. You have a team of seven people and are working directly for the candidate. - Adding two service bays plus a customer waiting area to your automotive repair business. 2. Complete all sections of the scope statement. BE SPECIFIC. Use guidance from class PowerPoint slides and textbook. 3. Prepare a work breakdown structure (use Excel, Word or other preferred software). It must have at least four levels with an appropriate numbering scheme. Remember to include a section for project management. 4. Provide details for one work package from the WB5. No template is provided for the work package plan. Use the Module 5 content (slides, textbook) to develop a structure for your work package information. 5. Describe the most interesting thing you learned from this exercise and describe how you will use that knowledge in your future career. 6. All text (including in figures) must be minimum 10 point font. 7. Submit the team participation record (template provided below). 8. Include references in APA format. At least one reference must be a non-FOL/Fanshawe College resource. - Submit as a single pdf; do not include assignment instructions. - The assignment must be posted into the FOL Submission Folder by the due date and time indicated in the FOL course calendar (the deadline is also indicated in the FOL Submission Folder). - Late submissions: penalty of 25% per day. Work Breakdown Structure Example of a WBS The purpose of developing a WBS is to: - Allow easier management of each component - Allow accurate estimation of time, cost, and resource requirements - Allow easier assignment of human resources - Allow easier assignment of responsibility for activities Figure 9.6: WBS Project Phases