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Revision as of 02:52, 18 August 2018
Components of the project plan
In this micro-course you worked on the following components for your project:
| Component | Learning challenge output |
|---|---|
| Resources | Resources requirements table |
| Time | WBS and project schedule |
| Budget | Cost estimate and timeline |
| Quality | Quality plan |
Each of these elements (resources, time, budget, quality, procurement, and risk) combine to create your overall project plan. There are some dependencies between them. For example, the range of resources required impacts on the budgets, and the procurement process. So while you have created plans for these separately, your project plan needs to join these together into a coherent story. In other words, the separate plans are in reality sections of your overall plan and must be presented as a whole.
This is the final step in the planning process, assembling each of your sections and ensuring that there is internal consistency between the elements.
For your project, each of the plans you created throughout the learning challenges, need to be combined to provide your overall road map to project success
Consult the assessment rubric to determine the structure of your project plan and output requirements for a passing grade.
