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Prepared for:
by:
Brian Graham
OGL 320 Foundations of Project Management
Arizona State University
4/12/19
Table of Contents
I. Product Deliverables Overview
II. Updated Product Deliverables Week by Week for the Session: By Product,
Tasks and Subtasks, Contingency Planning, Planned Start and End Dates,
Planned Time to Invest, Actual Start Dates and End Dates, and Time
Invested
• Week 1: 3/11 to 3/16
• Week 2: 3/17 to 3/23
• Week 3: 3/24 to 3/30
• Week 4: 3/31 to 4/6
• Week 5: 4/7 to 4/13
• Week 6: 4/14 to 4/20
• Week 7: 4/21 to 4/27
• Week 8: 4/28 to 5/2
III. Updated Summary
Product Deliverables Overview
This presentation will detail the product creation process utilized by the Project
Manager for the Client. Provided within is a detailed view of each individual product
for the client, and what goes into the creation of each product.
The steps detailed describe (1) the product requested; (2) tasks and subtasks
involved in the creation of the product; (3) contingency planning for each product in
the event of a disruption to the schedule; (4) the planned start and stop of each
product cycle, along with the plan for the amount of time to be invested; and (5) the
actual start and stop of the product cycle, with the actual amount of time invested.
Updated Product Deliverables Week by Week for the Session:
By Product, Tasks and Subtasks, Contingency Planning, Planned Start and End Dates,
Planned Time to Invest, Actual Start Dates and End Dates, and Time Invested
Alternate project
Take notes on key
Quiz: Course Read Overview of work time from by 3/12/2019 at by 3/13/2019 at on 3/13/2019 at on 3/14/2019 at
elements of the 1 hour 3 hours
Structure the Entire Course 9:00pm to 2:00am 4:00pm 11:59pm 10:00pm 1:31pm
course
if necessary
Read Module 1a
Block out two
Video Quiz: Overview; Take notes and
nights of late night by 3/12/2019 at by 3/13/2019 at 6 hours total for on 3/12/2019 at on 3/14/2019 at
Baseline Required Reading highlight key 7 hours total
project work from 4:00pm 11:59pm reading and testing 7:00pm 9:13pm
Assessment O'Connell & content areas
11:00pm to 2:00am
Wiefling
Make available
View video
Video Quiz: evening block of
interview of ASU Listen carefully and by 3/14/2019 at by 3/15/2019 at on 3/14/2019 at on 3/15/2019 at
Conversation with time from 8 to 3 hours 4 hours
PM and Dr. take good notes 8:00pm 11:59pm 9:00pm 12:54pm
a PM 10pm CDT if
Chandler
necessary
Required
Readings: De Purchase Red Bull on 3/16/2019 at
Essay: Baseline Reyck, Herroelen, Take good notes for a late night by 3/14/2019 at by 3/16/2019 at on 3/14/2019 at 11:45pm (just
6 hours 6 hours
Assessment Buehler-Griffin- and read carefully 11:00pm to 2:00pm 8:00am 11:59pm 8:00am made this
Ross, Text session deadline)
Chapters 1, 2
Updated Product Deliverables Week by Week for the Session:
By Product, Tasks and Subtasks, Contingency Planning, Planned Start and End Dates, Planned
Time to Invest, Actual Start Dates and End Dates, and Time Invested
Video Quiz:
View video and If necessary be
Product Take good notes
pay close ready for late night by 3/20/2019 at by 3/20/2019 at on 3/22/2019 at on 3/22/2019 at 1 hour (start and
Specifications and think about the 1 hour
attention for the session from 10:00am 11:59pm 2:00pm 8:33pm stop and restart)
and Quality content
quiz 11:00pm to 1:00am
Criteria
If necessary be
Watch closely and
View video, take ready to create this by 3/26/2019 at by 3/26/2019 at on 3/26/2019 at on 3/26/2019 at
Video Quiz: Habits pause when 2 hours 2 hours
good notes product from 4:00pm 6:00pm 6:12pm 8:12pm
necessary
11:00pm to 1:00am
Required Reading:
Read carefully, take
Wiefling; Mgmt. Be prepared for late
Essay: Analyzing detailed notes, by 3/27/2019 at by 3/27/2019 at on 3/27/2019 at on 3/27/2019 at
Concepts; night session from 4 hours 4 hours
PM Biases capture key elements 8:00pm 11:59pm 3:00pm 6:53pm
Halvorson and 11:00pm to 2:00am
of the readings
Rock
Create an agenda
Gather notes on Reschedule call if for by 3/27/2019 from by 3/27/2019 from no pressing issues no pressing issues no pressing issues
Meeting with client: and email to Dr.
issues that may some reason it 3:30pm to 4:00pm 3:30pm to 4:00pm 30 minutes with project so did with project so did with project so did
Dr. Chandler Chandler prior to
need discussing became necessary CDT CDT not schedule not schedule not schedule
meeting call
Review readings
carefully, and
Take a full day for
Required Reading: monitor a day's
this activity, make 8-9 hours (estimated
PM Skills Practice Wiefling + behavior as it by 4//2019 at by 4/11/2019 at on 4/11/2019 at on 4/15/2019 at
sure it works, and 8-9 hours – exact time will be
Exercise monitoring behavior relates to mindsets, 8:00am 6:00pm 8:00pm 11:59pm
have a spare day in known on 4/15)
for a day critical thinking, and
reserve just in case
emotional
intelligence.
Product Deliverables Week by Week for the Session:
By Product, Tasks and Subtasks, Contingency Planning, Planned Start and End Dates, Planned
Time to Invest, Actual Start Dates and End Dates, and Time Invested
Select three PM
Read and watch New Plan for at least an
concepts from the
Information System additional day (8 hours on 4/19/2019 at
readings and apply
Essay: Cases 1 + 2 Project, and ASU +) due to the by 4/10/2019 at by 4/19/2019 at on 4/10/2019 at 11:59pm or sooner 16-18 hours
them to both case 16-18 hours
Analysis Help Desk Project, unpredictable nature 1:00pm 11:59pm 1:00pm depending on (estimated)
studies, and compare
and re-read Module of creating this progress
to my own
2 essay product
experiences
Select three PM
Relate my
concepts to
experiences in
address, and
completing the PM Plan for at least an
Discuss how
Skills Practice additional day (8 on 4/26/2019 at
those three
Essay: Cases 3 + Exercise this week hours +) due to the by 4/17/2019 at by 4/26/2019 at on 4/17/2019 at 11:59pm or 16-18 hours
concepts played 16-18 hours
4 Analysis to the three PM unpredictable nature 8:00am 11:59pm 8:00am sooner depending (estimated)
out in each project
concepts you of creating this on progress
and compare the
selected, be product
details to your
prepared to write a
own experiences
large amount
in your project.
Actual
Contingency Planned Start Planned End Planned Time Actual Start Actual End
Product Tasks Subtasks Time
Planning Date Date To Invest Date Date
Invested
Analyze my
performance Plan for an
in class against alternate day as on 5/1/2019
Reread my
my goals at a fall back at 11:59pm or
Culminating Baseline by 4/23/2019 by 5/1/2019 at on 4/23/2019 6-8 hours
the start of should a 6-8 hours sooner
Project Essay Assessment at 7:00pm 11:59pm at 7:00pm (estimated)
class with meeting change depending on
Essay
appropriate that impacts progress
levels of the schedule
documentation
Product Deliverables Week by Week for the Session:
By Product, Tasks and Subtasks, Contingency Planning, Planned Start and End Dates, Planned
Time to Invest, Actual Start Dates and End Dates, and Time Invested
If necessary, hold
Review all product
openings in the late
work, and if I believe there are as necessary the uncertain until as necessary the as necessary the uncertain until
Revise and evening of this week as necessary the
appropriate, none in this week of 4/28 to closer to this week of 4/28 to week of 4/28 to closer to this
Resubmit to accommodate week of 4/28 to 5/3
revise and category 5/3 juncture 5/3 5/3 juncture
any unforeseen
resubmit
circumstances
Updated Summary
As I mentioned in my first Project Plan summary, it has been said that if something
is worth doing, it is worth measuring, and this project plan reflects that philosophy.
Fast forward to this point in time, and interestingly enough, the data have revealed
a quotation paraphrased from John Steinbeck, which is the best laid plans of mice
and men oft go astray. One of my major discoveries in this project has been that
nearly every plan I’ve made with respect to when it takes place and how it occurs
has changed during the course of this engagement.
This supports having an active planning strategy to implement when plans face
interruption. Anything less is not enough preparation for the tasks at hand, and
risks falling short of client expectations for the best product possible.