introduction to engineering project management - 1
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Introduction to Engineering Project Management - 1. Agenda Learn how to make a project design schedule Begin to prepare a design schedule for your team. Reference. Project Management and Teamwork by Karl Smith Chapters 4 and 6 Chapter 5 – How to be a project manager - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Introduction to EngineeringProject Management - 1
AgendaLearn how to make a project design scheduleBegin to prepare a design schedule for your team
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Reference
Project Management and Teamwork by Karl Smith Chapters 4 and 6 Chapter 5 – How to be a project manager
Not applicable in our situation
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The Project Cycle
Conceiving and defining the project Planning the project Implementing the plan Completing and evaluating the project Operating and maintaining the project
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Good Project Management
Creating a working flow chart designed to represent different phases of your project
Creating a working spreadsheet of tasks, responsible parties, and a timeline for completing tasks
Implementing your work schedule to complete your project in a timely manner
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TasksBrainstorm to decide what your group’s
tasks will beAfter you have decided these tasks, break
them down into smaller parts where possible
Put these tasks in order from start to finish for the project
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Work Breakdown Structures
Work breakdown structures are useful in determining the order in which tasks must be completed
These structures outline what needs to be completed before another task can begin
The structure serves as a visual interpretation of your schedule
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Hints for Ordering Tasks
Look at the syllabus to see what your weekly assignments will be
These assignments will help to develop a timeline for your group
Work backwards from these assignment due dates
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Start with what major assignment or task needs to be completed for each week of the quarter
Then use your list of smaller tasks to fill in what needs to be done each day
Decide which tasks must be completed before another phase of your project is started and allow for that time
Hints for Ordering Tasks
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Work Breakdown Structures
Task 1
Task 1b
Task 1a
Final Project
Task 2
Task 3
Task 2b
Task 2a
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Work Breakdown Structure
Task 1 (1 Day(M)
Task 1b (1/2 Day(M)
Task 1a (1/2 Day(M)
Turn In Final Project
Task 2 (3 Days; TWR)
Task 3 (1 Day(R)
Task 2b (1 Day(R)
Task 2a (2 Days; TW)
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Managing Your Project
Each group will be required to create a spreadsheet incorporating the following things: Task # Task description Primary worker Secondary worker(s) Date due Projected date of completion Estimated & actual amount of time to complete task
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Blank Design Schedule
# Task Prim. Worker
Sec. Worker
All
Due Date
M T W R F Sa
Su
Est. Time
Actual Time
Date Done
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2
3
4
5
6
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Example Design Schedule
# Task Prim. Worker
Sec. Worker
All Due Date
M T W R F Sa
Su
Est. Time
Actual Time
Date Done
1 1: Research X NA X 1 day 1 day 3/01
2 1a: Go to Internet
Joe Karen NA X ½ day
½ hour 3/01
3 1b: Go To Library
Karen Joe NA X ½ day
6 hours 3/01
4 2: Write Report X NA X X X 3 days
2 ½ days
3/04
5 2a: First Draft X NA X X 2 days
2 days 3/03
6 2b: Revisions X NA X ½ day
½ day 3/04
7 3: Complete Final Draft
X Friday X ½ day
½ day 3/04
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Assignment
In Class Brainstorm ideas for the design schedule Decide what each team member must do this
evening to finish the schedule tomorrowAt Home
Do your part of the schedule