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Projectmanagement项目管理毕业论文

 

BSc(Hons)EngineeringManagement

ModuleNumber:

3122F

ModuleTitle:

ProjectManagement

 

 

1.ExecutiveSummary

ThisassignmentistoplaneconomicbenefitsandfeasibilitystudyonecoresorttoWRMaswellastostartthecompany’sinvolvementinSingapore’seco-tourismsegment.AnddiscusshowtohandleaprojectandusetheMSprojecttosolvetheproject.

 

2.IntroductionofProjectandProjectmanagement

2.1Whatprojectitis

AProjectisatemporaryendeavourundertakentocreateauniqueproduct,serviceorresult.(PMBOKGuide,3rdEdition,2004)ProjectManagementBodyofKnowledge(PMBOK)isaprojectmanagementstandarddevelopedbytheProjectManagementInstitute(PMI).

2.2Whatprojectmanagementitis

ProjectManagementistheapplicationofknowledge,skills,andtechniquestoprojectactivitiesinordertomeetorexceedstakeholderneedsandexpectationsofaproject.Itisaholisticmanagementapproachtoimplementchangeandcreatenewproduct/service/results.Andnecessityofprojectmanagementis

ØExpansionofknowledge

ØDemandfornewproducts

ØWorldwidemarkets

ØCompetition–faster,cheaper,better

ØExpandingsizeofprojects,etc.

ProjectManagementiseffectiveinaccomplishingtaskthatcannot(orverydifficult)bedonebytraditional(product-based)structureandaccomplishingone-offactivitieswithminimumdisruptiontoroutinebusinessandprovidingawayofcontrollingresources.

3.FeasibilityStudyofEcoResortDevelopment

vGreentechnologyusedintheresortandamenitiesneedtobeunderstoodintermsofitschallengesandcostspecificforthisproject.

ØThechallengesandobstaclesinbuildingecoresort

ØBuildingmaterialswillneedtobelookatastherearespecificrequirementsforeco-constructions.

ØEcodesignswillneedtobeincorporatedintooverallresortamenities.

ØConductcostbenefitstudiesontheproject

ØGenerateareportonthefeasibilitystudy

vOperationalreadiness

ØCriteriaandrequirementinstaffhiring

ØTrainingprocedureforstaff

ØWastehandlingprocedureandrecycling

ØReportwriting

vCertificationforGreenAccreditation

ØSelectionofgreenaccreditationbodies

ØLiaisingwithaccreditationbody

ØInformationgatheringonaccreditationprocedure

Finallyamock-upmodeloftheecochaletsneedstobeconstructedforthefinalpresentation.

 

3.1WorkBreakdownStructure(WBS)

WBSisadeliverable-orientedhierarchicaldecompositionoftheworktobeexecutedbytheprojectteamtoaccomplishtheprojectobjectives.Anditorganizesanddefinesthetotalscopeoftheproject

DecompositionProcessofWBS:

ØSubdividethemajorprojectdeliverablesintosmaller,moremanageablecomponents

ØDecomposeuntileachitemcanbeappropriatelyscheduled&budgeted&assignedtoaspecificorganizationalunit

3.1.1IndentationTypeWBS

1EcoResort

1.1FeasibilityStudiesonEcoResort

1.1.1Challenges

1.1.2ConstructionMaterials

1.1.3EcoResortDesignConcept

1.1.4CostBenefitStudies

1.2OperationalReadiness

1.2.1Requirementforstaffhiring

1.2.2Trainingprocedureforstaff

1.2.3Wastehandlingstudy

1.3CertificationprocessforGreenAccreditation

1.3.1SelectingGreenAccreditationbody

1.3.2Liaisewithaccreditationbody

1.4Mockuppresentation

1.4.1Mockupmodel

1.4.2FinalReport

1.4.3PresentationtoWRMmanagement

3.1.1OrganizationTypeWBS

 

3.2ProjectOrganization

ØEachprojectteamisaself-containedunitconsistingofmemberswiththerequiredskills

ØMembersreportsolelytoprojectleaders,withnofunctionalresponsibilities

ØObjectivetodevelopbreakthroughinitiative&leaderactslikeentrepreneurstartingupanewbusiness

ØSuitedfordevelopingradicallynewproducts

3.2.1Strengthsandweaknessesofprojectorganization

Strengths

weaknesses

oFullyfocusedonasingleprojectforeachprojectteam

oAbilitytodealwithuncertainty,changingcircumstancesandpotentialproblems

oSuitableinthedevelopmentofadvancedtechnologies

oLessconstrainedbyfunctional/existingbias(everyoneisimportant!

oStrongcommunicationschannels.

oProjectsarelinkedweakly;nocross-sharing

oProhibitivecostduetoduplicateeffort,facilities,personnel,insufficientusage,etc.

oTendencytoretainpersonnelaftertheyareneeded

oOrganizationneedstodownsizeifthereisnocontinuationoftechnology

oLackofcareercontinuity&opportunitiesforprojectpersonnel

3.2.2ProjectTeamOrganization

3.3ResponsibilityAssignmentMatrix(RAM)

Definestheprojectorganization,keyindividualsaswellastheirresponsibilities

ØIdentifieswhowillberesponsibleforcompletingeachoftheworkpackagesintheWBS

ØUsuallyonlyonepersonorpartyisassignedtheprimaryresponsibilityandaccountability

WBS

Activity

Project

Manager

Winston

Sudirman

Siew

Bee

Siva

1.1.1

R

P

1.1.2

R

P

P

1.1.3

R

P

1.1.4

R

P

1.1.5

R

P

P

P

P

1.1.6

R

P

P

P

P

1.2.1

R

P

P

P

P

1.2.2

R

P

P

1.2.3

R

P

P

1.2.4

R

P

P

1.3.1

R

P

P

1.3.2

R

P

P

P

1.3.3

R

P

P

P

1.4.1

R

P

P

1.4.2

R

P

P

1.4.3

R

P

P

P

P

Legend

Perform/Responsible

P

Review

R

 

3.4GanttChart

Agraphicalrepresentationofthedurationoftasksagainsttheprogressionoftime.

ØContainsWorkBreakdownStructure

ØOverallschedule–allowsyoutoassesshowlongaprojectwouldtake

ØDetailedschedule&sequence–Laysouttheorderinwhichtasksneed

becarriedout

ØListresourcesneeded

ØProgressmonitoringtool–canimmediatelyseewhatshouldhavebeen

achievedatapointintime

3.4.1GanttChart(fromMSProject)

 

3.5SchedulingisCritical

3.5.1Establishprecedencerelationships&Estimateactivityduration

Task

Description

Predecessors

Duration(days)

A

Challenges

3

B

ConstructionMaterials

A

5

C

EcoResortDesignConcept

B

8

D

CostBenefitStudies

B

2

E

Requirementforstaffhiring

A

3

F

Trainingprocedureforstaff

BE

7

G

Wastehandlingstudy

CDF

4

H

SelectingGreenAccreditationbody

G

1

I

Liaisewithaccreditationbody

H

3

J

Mockupmodel

H

8

K

FinalReport

I

3

L

PresentationtoWRMmanagement

KJ

1

3.5.2Activity-on-Node(AON)Diagram

✓Nodesrepresentactivities(unitofworkdefinedatanylevelofWBS).Anactivityissomethingthatrequirestimeandutilizesresources.

✓Arrowsrepresenteventsandthedirectionestablishesprecedencerelationships

✓Activitiescanbesequentialorparallel

 

3.5.3CriticalPathMethod(CPM)

CPMwasdevelopedbyDuPontin1957forchemicalplantsanditusesasingletimeestimateforeachactivity.Analysisof:

ØActivities’earliest&lateststarttimes

ØActivities’earliest&latestfinishtimes

ØActivities’slack

ØCriticalpath

3.5.3.1Earliest&lateststarttimes

Beginatstartingevent&performaforwardpass

ESistheearlieststarttime;EFistheearliestfinishtime

ES=0forstartingactivities

EF=ES+Activityduration

ES=MaximumEFofallpredecessorsfornon-startingactivities

3.5.3.2Earliest&latestfinishtimes

Beginatendingevent&performabackwardpass

LFisthelatestfinishtime;LSisthelateststarttime

LF=MaximumEFforendingactivities

LS=LF-Activityduration

LF=MinimumLSofallsuccessorsfornon-endingactivities

NoteLFforendingeventistheprojectcompletiontime

 

3.5.3.3SlackTime

 

TotalSlack(or,TotalFloat)

Amountoftimeanactivitycanbedelayedwithoutdelayingprojectcompletiondate,assumingnootherdelaysaretakingplaceintheproject.

TotalSlack=LS-ESorLF-EF

FreeSlack(or,FreeFloat)

Amountoftimeanactivitycanbedelayedwithoutdelayingtheearlystarttimeofanyofitssuccessoractivities(tasksimmediatelyfollowingthisactivity)

FreeSlack=ES(earliestsuccessor)–EF

Task

Duration(days)

ES

EF

LS

LF

TS

FS

Critical?

A

3

0

3

0

3

0

0

Y

B

5

3

8

3

8

0

0

Y

C

8

8

16

8

16

0

0

Y

D

2

8

10

14

16

6

6

N

E

3

3

6

8

11

5

2

N

F

7

8

15

9

16

1

1

N

G

4

16

20

16

20

0

0

Y

H

1

20

21

20

21

0

0

Y

I

3

21

24

24

27

3

0

N

J

8

21

29

21

29

0

0

Y

K

3

24

27

26

29

3

0

N

L

1

29

30

29

30

0

0

Y

 

3.5.3.3Criticalpath

Setofactivitieswithminimumslack,connectingtheSTARTnodewiththeFINISHnode.

Sumofthecompletiontimesfortheactivitiesonthecriticalpathistheminimalcompletiontimeoftheproject.

Thecriticalpathisalsothelongestpath–therecanbemorethanonecriticalpathfortheproject.

 

3.5.3.3MSProjectschedule

 

6.Conclusion

Projectmanagementisobviousfromtheabovediscussionthataprojectmanagerdoeshaveoptionstocontrolaprojectduringitsexecution.Projectmanagersmustbewillingtocontrolminortrade-offsaswellasmajorones.However,theavailabilityofspecificoptionsisafunctionoftheparticularprojectenvironment.Probablythegreatestcontributionaprojectmanagermakestoaprojectteamorganizationisstabilityinadverseconditions.Interpersonalrelationshipshaveagreatdealtodowiththealternativesavailableandtheirprobabilityofsuccesssinceteamperformancewillberequired.Throughacombinationofmanagementskillandsensitivity,projectmanagerscanmakethetrade-offs,encouragetheteammembers,andreassuretheprojectsponsorinordertoproduceasatisfactoryproject.

7.Reference

http:

//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_managementassessedon12Jan2012

assessedon12Jan2012

ErikW.Larson, CliffordF.Gray,(2010)ProjectManagement:

 The

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