2024 – This assignment consists of six parts that must be saved to a file and submitted to Turnitin as one

This assignment consists of six parts that must be saved to a file and submitted to Turnitin as one document. Please label each part of the assignment Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5 in the document and insert a page break after each part (5 points total for proper formatting). Click here to see an example. The total assignment is worth 100 points.

Part 1: Please complete Case Study 3.1, “Keflavik Paper Company” on pages 102-103 of the textbook, and respond to the questions for discussion. Please make sure that each question is answered thoroughly using a minimum of 200 words for each case study question. (15 points)

Part 2: Please complete the Case Study 3.2, “Project Selection at Nova Western, Inc.” on pages 103-104 of the textbook and respond to the questions for discussion. Please make sure that each question is answered thoroughly using a minimum of 200 words for each case study question. (15 points)

Part 3: Prepare a fictional group project. You may use one of the following for your model: (5 points)

·         Training Seminar

·         Construction Project

·         Department Retreat

·         New Product Development Product

·         Software Development Project

Part 4: Develop a statement of work for the project, using the format of (1) background, (2) task, (3) objectives, (4) approach, and (5) input source. You may refer to the Integrated Project in Chapter 2 on page 66 of the textbook for an example. (25 points)

Part 5: Next, create a Work Breakdown Structure for the project. What are the key steps, including work packages, tasks, and any related subtasks for the project? You may refer to the Integrated Project in Chapter 5 on page 162 of the textbook for an example. (30 points)

Part 6: Please use at least four fictional group members and create a Responsibility Matrix. You may refer to the Integrated Project in Chapter 5 on page 162 of the textbook for an example. (10 points)

 

Pinto, J. K. (2010). Project management: Achieving competitive advantage (2nd ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.