WBS and PBS are essentially the same thing $-"$W$-$Work" are various pieces of "work" to be done$/$delivered in the project. $"$P$-$Process" are the phases or processes that need to be done in the project. The deliverables in this assignment or more like a PBS structure, but they could easily be rewritten as: Initial Design, Prototype, Testing, Final Design, Produce Bicycles, Market Launch. You can use either one for this assignment.

Your project is "PRODUCT LAUNCH of the new MODEL $123-$X Mountain Terrain Bicycle."

The major deliverables of the project are: Design, Build Prototype, Test Prototype, Revise Design, Production, Market Launch $($these are to be used in your Scope and the WBS$/$PBS level $2)$

For the assignment, please submit:

Scope Statement $($you can use the template provided in Canvas, but at a minimum, ensure all of the items on the Scope Checklist $($page $102-6)$ are included$)$

WBS $($or PBS$)-$ The deliverables should align on your scope statement and your WBS level $2($see Figure $4\mathrm{.}3).$ On your WBS$,$ you do not have to show the entire project down to level $4$ or $5,$ but show some examples of multiple levels under the deliverables. In at least one area, show how you would code Step $5,$ page $113)$ the WBS elements down to level $4$ at a minimum. Reference Figure $4\mathrm{.}4,4\mathrm{.}5.$ Show an example of a work package under $($at least$)$ the lowest level that you put on your WBS $($level $4$ or $5).$

Optional: OBS $-$ The organization units $($functional departments$)$ who need to deliver each deliverable should be represented on your WBS $($see OBS, page $113-114).$