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MGMT404 Week 6 Resource Management Plan

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Due Week 6: Resource Management Plan

A project plan cannot be considered complete until the resources have been
assigned (including the bottoms up cost estimate) and leveled, ensuring that the
resources are available to complete the work.

Tasks:

1. Assign resources to tasks.

2. Print out resource sheet.

3. Identify resources that are over allocated.

4. Print Gantt chart and entry table.

5. Print reports (or tables) showing the costs of the resources and the cost by
work package. Is this an acceptable cost for your project? That is, is it within the
budget proposed in the scope statement?

6. Level project within available slack.

7. Print the new entry table (do not include the Gantt chart).

8. Identify resources that remain over allocated.

9. If resources are still over allocated, clear leveling and then re-level without the
slack constraint.

10. Identify how this has affected the project duration (how many days and new
completion date).

11. Assume that no other resources are available. What will your team do to
complete the project on time? Instead of assigning overtime, add a new resource
for a cost 1.5 times the normal labor cost. What is the cost for the additional
resource and the total project? Is this revised cost within the amount developed in
the scope statement? If you chose to not add a resource, your project completion
may be delayed. Is a delay in the project due date acceptable? Why or why not?
Submit supporting documentation from MS Project as needed.

Deliverables:
1. A journal of project activity. Describe what you did on each step, and the
results of your actions.

2. MS Project printouts (as above). Please indicate on the printouts which step
they support.

3. Final time and cost results. Describe how these meet the needs as defined in
the scope statement. If your team believes that the original scope statement
needs to change, describe the changes, why the changes were necessary, and
include the modified scope statement in the deliverables.

4. Include a copy of your original (and revised, if necessary) scope statement
with the deliverables

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Mgmt404 week 6 resource management plan

  • 1. MGMT404 Week 6 Resource Management Plan PLEASE DOWNLOAD HERE Due Week 6: Resource Management Plan A project plan cannot be considered complete until the resources have been assigned (including the bottoms up cost estimate) and leveled, ensuring that the resources are available to complete the work. Tasks: 1. Assign resources to tasks. 2. Print out resource sheet. 3. Identify resources that are over allocated. 4. Print Gantt chart and entry table. 5. Print reports (or tables) showing the costs of the resources and the cost by work package. Is this an acceptable cost for your project? That is, is it within the budget proposed in the scope statement? 6. Level project within available slack. 7. Print the new entry table (do not include the Gantt chart). 8. Identify resources that remain over allocated. 9. If resources are still over allocated, clear leveling and then re-level without the slack constraint. 10. Identify how this has affected the project duration (how many days and new completion date). 11. Assume that no other resources are available. What will your team do to complete the project on time? Instead of assigning overtime, add a new resource for a cost 1.5 times the normal labor cost. What is the cost for the additional resource and the total project? Is this revised cost within the amount developed in the scope statement? If you chose to not add a resource, your project completion may be delayed. Is a delay in the project due date acceptable? Why or why not? Submit supporting documentation from MS Project as needed. Deliverables:
  • 2. 1. A journal of project activity. Describe what you did on each step, and the results of your actions. 2. MS Project printouts (as above). Please indicate on the printouts which step they support. 3. Final time and cost results. Describe how these meet the needs as defined in the scope statement. If your team believes that the original scope statement needs to change, describe the changes, why the changes were necessary, and include the modified scope statement in the deliverables. 4. Include a copy of your original (and revised, if necessary) scope statement with the deliverables