Energy-efficient - house (1) (تم حفظه تلقائيا)

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Designing and building a

sustainable, energy-efficient
house for a client.

• The client is a forward-thinking individual who


wants to minimize their environmental impact
while enjoying a comfortable and modern living
space. The building aims to incorporate renewable
energy sources, efficient water management
systems, and environmentally friendly materials.
• The project is expected to last one year, from initial
design to final construction and handover.
• This project should cover:
Concept & Initiation
A project charter contains the following
:information

Purpose and mission -

Project Advantages -

Possible risks -

Planned budget and timeline -

Key partners/stakeholders -

General overview of the budget -


Project Planning
Define Create Build Conduct Develop
Define the Create a Project Build the Project Conduct a Develop a Work
:Project :Charter :Team Stakeholder Breakdown
Clearly articulate - • Develop a - • Identify and - • :Analysis :Structure (WBS)
the project's project charter assemble a skilled Identify and - • Break down the - •
objectives, scope, outlining the .project team analyze project project into
.and deliverables project's purpose, Define roles and - • stakeholders, smaller,
Identify - • goals, constraints, responsibilities for considering their manageable tasks
stakeholders and assumptions, and each team interests, in a hierarchical
understand their .initial risks .member influence, and .structure
.expectations Get approval - • communication Assign WBS - •
from key .preferences codes to each task
.stakeholders Develop a - • .for easy reference
strategy for
managing
stakeholder
.engagement
:Estimate Resources .6
.Estimate the time, budget, and resources required for each task -
.Consider both human resources and materials -
:Create a Project Schedule .7
.Develop a project timeline that includes task dependencies, milestones, and deadlines -
.Utilize project management tools or software for scheduling -
:Risk Management .8
.Identify potential risks and uncertainties associated with the project -
.Develop a risk management plan outlining strategies for risk mitigation and contingency plans -
:Quality Planning .9
.Define the quality standards and criteria for project deliverables -
.Establish processes for quality assurance and quality control -
:Communication Plan .10
.Develop a communication plan outlining how, when, and what information will be communicated to stakeholders -
.Establish channels for regular updates and reporting -
• The task of the PM at the execution stage is
to control the launch of the work of all
Execution departments and make sure that everyone is
clear about the work.
Control

IN THIS PHASE OF THE LIFE- IT IS ABSOLUTELY NORMAL- HOLD INTERIM MEETINGS-


CYCLE, THE PM HAS TO TO MAKE CHANGES IN THE WITH THE TEAM. AT
CONTROL RESOURCES AND PLAN DURING THE CONTROL MEETINGS, THE PM COLLECTS
DEADLINES. HE OR SHE PHASE. FLEXIBILITY IS THE KEY FEEDBACK FROM PROJECT
COORDINATES TEAMS AND BECAUSE THE SOONER AN MEMBERS AND DISCUSSES
MAKES CHANGES TO THE ISSUE IS IDENTIFIED, THE ADJUSTMENTS. ALSO,
PROJECT PLAN IN CASE OF SOONER IT WILL BE FIXED. DISCUSSIONS OF
UNEXPECTED YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER CONTROVERSIAL PROBLEMS
.CIRCUMSTANCES THAT ALL INNOVATIONS IN LEAD TO MORE EFFECTIVE
THE PLAN HAVE TO BE .SOLUTIONS
AGREED UPON WITH THE
.CLIENT
Closure • - Leave the project along with the documents to
the client or to the team that will lead it in the
future.

• - Work on the bugs. At this final meeting, the team


will know the successes and failures of the project.

• - Report the results. The success of the project


must be visible to clients and executives who are
interested in the results of team members.

• - Place documentation in a centralized repository.


Access to it must be easy in the future.

• The project is now officially completed.

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