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The Project has two parts: 1. Setting up your project outline and definition to use it later in MS Project. [If you successfully complete part 1, you will gain 70% of the total marks] 2. Monitoring and reporting progress against the plan and revising the plan as necessary to achieve successful completion by using MS Project. [you will be given a maximum of 30% of the total mark for this coursework assignment] Guideline: - The final project assignment is an obligatory part of the course and should be carried out by maximum of two students. - It will require substantial efforts in time, great inputs and a critical thinking. - Select a representative and interesting idea for the project. It could be something you have worked on in the past or something you would like to work on in the near future. - Use a professional writing and keep in mind "professionality" does not mean "too much wording" - The recommended length of the report is the one that describes your work completely and succinctly. - It is essential that you work independently throughout the project work including: project information, create cases, data assumption/ analysis, material gathering and the final reporting. - Some of the outlines are described in more detail below. The specific content of each sections will vary depending on your particular project. Feel free to modify to fit your needs and refer to the book to add more information or content if required. Project Report Outline (suggested) Background Organizational Structure and Stakeholder Project life Cycle Screening and Selection (at least 2 methods) Financial Models (at least 3 methods) Project Goal/Mission: The Project Mission Statement clearly states the main deliverable and business or organizational objective of the project. The second part provides the business or organizational objective of the project. Problem statement Project objectives Clarification of Boundaries (constraints): Major activities, deliverables and topics that are within the scope of the project and are the responsibility of the project core team. Cost Estimation and Budgeting Project Scheduling: Networks, Duration, Estimation, and Critical Path Developing a Network Duration Estimation Constructing the Critical Path Options for Reducing the Critical Path lags in Precedence Relationship GANTT Charts Include Resources