15

10

Your
Points
15
10

10

10

20

20

Decomposition toward work packages

15

15

Milestones

10

10

Presentation Noun (functionality, components),

Verb (SDLC methodology, phases,
objectives)
Logical group (Location, Function)

10

10

Work "flow" start to end

No obviously missing work

10

10

100

100

Topic

Criteria

Organization

Hierarchical - level of detail

Use of Summary tasks
Organized by component, deliverable,
or phase

Completeness

Clarity

Product Deliverables
Project Deliverables
PM Deliverables - Plans, Status,
Quality, Communication, M&C

Max

Penalty

Assignment total

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Create a Work Breakdown Structure for your selected project

Using the information provided in the Ambriz and Wysocki books, along with
the handout posted in the Additional Resources section of this unit, create a
WBS for your selected project. At a minimum, you should identify summary
tasks, detail tasks, and milestones.
You want to provide the appropriate level of detail while maintaining a
reasonable number of tasks since you will be expanding on the same project
schedule through the semester. While there is no minimum or maximum
number of tasks, the expectation is that most students will have somewhere
between 50 - 100 tasks in their WBS which will then be entered into
Microsoft Project next week.
Post to forum link below and using the texts and the handout, describe the
process that you used to build your Work Breakdown Structure.
Prepare your Work Breakdown Structure and upload it using the link below.
You can use any format you would like (Word document, Excel worksheet,
Visio diagram, Project file).
Sample Work Breakdown Structure (in Excel format)

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Work Breakdown Structure.
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