Task 1

You have completed the project scope plan as part of your case study assessment in this unit.Develop a project plan.Attached is a project plan template that you may wish to use.Alternatively, you can use one from your workplace.You shouldensure that your project plan adheres to the following steps.

Step 1 - You need to consult with the project team when planning the project.List fouraspects on which you would consult the project team about, including whom you would consult.

Step 2- What legislation will you need to be aware of when undertaking the project? Give two examples.

Step 3- a project plan, with a schedule, budget, and risks. You will need to provide:

-Work breakdown structure

-A Gantt chart (there are many free Gantt chart tools on the Internet, or you may hand draw it)

-The roles and responsibilities of the project team, including your own

Step 4- Explain how you would obtain approval of your project plan and from whom.

Task 2

Work through the following steps involved in administering and monitoring the project.

Step 1- To maintain and improve the progress of the project, all stakeholders must be aware of their responsibilities and the tasks assigned to them.Discuss how you will ensure that this occurs.

Step 2 - List two concerns of the project team in this phase of the project and your plans to address these concerns.One concern should be with respect to achieving timelines and the other with respect to achieving quality.

Step 3- To reduce the risk of the project going overtime or over budget due to unforeseen problems, you design the project control processes.In these processes, you need to include the relevant stakeholders and what they need to at each step as well as include the required record keeping for managing/executing the projectfor the following:

-Scope, which includes how you stay in scope as well as what happens if the client requests a change to scope

-Time

-Finances

-Resources, both human and non-human

-Quality (you can use the quality report template provided)

-Risks

Step 4- Provide astatus report to keep your stakeholders informed of the project's progress.You can use the status report template provided or one from your workplace.

Task 3

The project is in the final stages.Complete the finalisation and review process for the project byadhering tothe following steps.

Step 1- Consider what financial documentation you need to and whatfinancial records will be important to archive. the financial records for this project.

Step 2- Now that the project is complete, the human resources division has requested that you explain the process that you will take in order to reassign your human resources.

Step 3- Explain how you will obtain client/stakeholder acceptance that the project is complete.

Step 4- a project checklist that allows you to verify the actual project outcomes achieved against the outcomes as stated in the project scope and project plan.When the form is created, complete it. Would your project be considered successful?

Step 5- You have decided to involve the project team members in the project review process.

-Who should be involved?

-What input might they be able to provide?

-How will you involve them?

Step 6 - What lessons have you learnt over the course of this project? Identify four key lessons, and suggest how you would change your approach to your next project.You can use the Lessons Learnt template or one from your workplace.