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pm0011 smu mba summer 2014 IIIrd sem assignment

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DRIVE-SUMMER 2014
PROGRAM-MBADS (SEM 3/SEM 5) MBAFLEX/ MBA (SEM 3) PGDPMN (SEM 1)
SUBJECT CODE & NAME-PM0011 – PROJECT PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
BK ID-B1937
CREDIT AND MARKS-4 CREDITS AND 60 MARKS
Q1. Write short note on:
·         Controlling PMO (Project Management Office )
·         Bottom-up approach for estimating project planning
·         Consequences of project delays Partnering
(Controlling PMO (Project Management Office ) Bottom-up approach for estimating project planning Consequences of project delays Partnering) 10 (2.5 marks each)
Answer.
Controlling PMO (Project Management Office )
Controlling PMO is a type of PMO, which acts as a central governance office for the entire processes of project management. Controlling PMO is beneficial for those organisations, which aim at controlling their documentation, processes, and other project related activities. Controlling PMO demands an organisation to comply with governance, and to

Q2. Explain various stages of project scope management.
(Briefly describe each stage of scope management) 10 ( 2 marks each)
Answer.
Stage of scope management
The scope management of a project comprises five stages as shown in Figure below:
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Q3.  Write short notes on:
Scope change Porter model used by organisations to identify investment opportunities Tools for Project Scheduling Operating Feasibility
(Scope change Porter model used by organisations to identify investment opportunities Tools for Project Scheduling Operating Feasibility) 10 (2.5 marks each)
Answer.
Scope change Porter model
This model was introduced by Michael Porter and is one of the most popular tools used by organisations to identify investment opportunities. In this model, Porter advocated that the attractiveness and profit potential of an industry is determined by


Q4. Explain the various tools of project planning.
(Briefly mention the role of project planning tools in an organisation, Explain various tools that are used in project Planning) 2, 8( 2 marks for each tool)
Answer.
Role of project planning tools in an organisation
Project planning and scheduling ensures that project activities are performed in a smooth and logical manner, which, in turn, helps in accomplishing the desired project objective. Project planning involves developing a project plan that states the objectives and scope of the project, and resources required to complete it. The project plan also includes the estimation of cost involved in the project and allocation of tasks and duties. In other words, it is a route map to

Q5. Explain the meaning of CPM. Mention various steps involved in CPM.
(Write the meaning of CPM, Explain various steps associated with CPM)2, 8( 2 marks for each step)
Answer.
Meaning of CPM
Critical Path Method (CPM) is one of the most widely used models of project scheduling. This model was developed by Morgan R. Walker of Du-Pont in 1957 to solve maintenance problems in chemical factories. The model was also used in the Manhattan project. Nowadays, CPM is used in almost all kinds of projects, including construction,

Q6. What do you understand by cost of quality? Elaborate on various types of quality costs associated with a project.
(Write the meaning of cost of quality, Explain various types of quality costs associated with a project, Write a note on Total quality costs) 2, 6, 2
Answer.
Meaning of cost of quality
Cost of quality indicates the sum of conformance cost and non-conformance cost. Conformance means delivering products that meet the quality requirement of the customer; whereas, non-conformance indicate the products that are rejected for not complying with the quality norms of the customer.
In other words, cost of quality can be referred to as the sum total of all costs incurred in ensuring conformance of the
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