Question 4 [20] The project scope defines what needs to be done, that is all the work that must be completed to produce the project deliverables. The project scope document contains all the details of the project and is valuable for establishing a common understanding among project stakeholders regarding the scope of the project. One of the sections in the project scope document is the Statement of Work (SOW). 4.1. Briefly explain the SOW section in a project scope document. (5) 4.2. You have recently been appointed project planner at Dream Homes Inc., a company that specialises in low-cost housing projects. Dream Homes is considering branching out to building up-market houses. They have asked you to draw up a complete WBS and RAM for the feasibility phase of the project, which is named "Dream Homes Expansion". Source: Adapted from Nicholas, J.M. & Steyn, H. 2017. Project management for engineering, business and Technology. 5 edition. New York: Routledge Taylor & Francis Use the diagram below and complete all the blocks up to level 3 of the WBS. The mailbox must be used for the RAMs. (15) The scope for the feasibility phase of the project is as follows: a. You (student's name) are the project manager for the project and are responsible for the feasibility study. b. Site preparation and excavation will be the responsibility of the senior Engineering Manager, P. Naidoo. c. Construction options will be analysed by the project team. These include options for the roof, windows, walls and doors. The option analysis will be headed by T. Sithole. d. Electrical alternatives (lights, wiring etc.) will be investigated to determine which option is viable and feasible. The department will be headed by H. du Preez e. An 'interior systems' plan must be compiled to be presented to the client. The compilation will be the responsibility of L. Smith. f. Document control will be headed by Mrs J. Reed