Module 06 Course Project - Final Project Proposal and Project Presentation (MAN2793)
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WeekSixPPTforProjectPaperandPresentation.pptxWeek Six Project Related Deliverables
Project Proposal Paper
PowerPoint Presentation
Project Proposal Paper
Leverage the templates and plans you have developed over the course and write a final proposal.
The purpose of the proposal is to illustrate and tell the story on how you recommend the Annual Convention be planned and delivered.
The final report must be concise, and emphasize Project Management
Minimum of 5 pages and emphasizes project management. Included appendixes, charts, and tables will not contribute to page length..
Note: Unreasonably sized appendixes, charts, and tables should not be embedded into your paper - You should provide reference to these items and not paste them into your discussion / body if larger than ~1/4 page. For example, do not copy and paste any tables from Excel directily into the body of your paper.
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Project Proposal Paper
Professionalism and general appearance of the report
Structure
Introduction
Main body
Recommendation and conclusions
Content (Body):
-Project Selection
-WBS into phases of project life cycle
-Scope statement
-Communications plan
-Risk analysis
-Project Budget
-Project Schedule
-Resource Plan
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Main Body
The Main Body should cover all of the following sections:
Project Selection
WBS into phases of project life cycle
Scope statement
Communications plan
Risk analysis
Project Budget
Project Schedule
Resource Plan
Each of the sections above should be covered within the main body with a total length of at least five pages. It is recommended to use level one headings to mark the specific transitions from section to section. You are allowed to use material from previous weeks however, this is not a copy and pate exercise. Each section must naturally flow between one another.
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/16/
Project Proposal Paper - Main Body
Content (Body):
Project Selection
WBS into three phases of project life cycle
Scope statement
Communications plan
Risk analysis
Project Budget
Project Schedule
Resource Plan
Module 01 Course Project - Planning and Organizing an Annual Conference
Module 02 Course Project - Planning and Scheduling
Module 03 Course Project - Scope and Strategy
Module 04 Course Project - Time, Cost, and Resources Management
Module 05 Course Project - Performance Plan, Project Charter and Procurement Plan
Although your report will include some discussion of the technical nature or specifics of the project, that discussion should be brief – it should only be there to provide background about the project. – Also avoid discussion about the company history, technical requirements, or details of the actual work done in the project.
Remember the purpose of the report is to show what you have learned from the investigation project about project management. Thus, avoid discussions that add little to no additional information reflecting learnings from project management
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PowerPoint Presentation
Content (Body):
Project Selection
WBS into three phases of project life cycle
Scope statement
Communications plan
Risk analysis
Project Budget
Project Schedule
Resource Plan
Module 01 Course Project - Planning and Organizing an Annual Conference
Module 02 Course Project - Planning and Scheduling
Module 03 Course Project - Scope and Strategy
Module 04 Course Project - Time, Cost, and Resources Management
Module 05 Course Project - Performance Plan, Project Charter and Procurement Plan
For the final part of your course project, you will create a presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint (approximately 10 to 15 slides) of the project you have compiled over the past 6 weeks. The presentation should be an overview of the information contained in the project plan, so focus on the content or the body of the final project plan paper. The Final Project PowerPoint presentation should include the synopsis of all of the body content material. You should have several bullet points in each PowerPoint Slide. Do not copy and paste your paper into the PowerPoint deck.
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PowerPoint Tips:
Avoid paragraphs
Use short bullet points
Use the notes section at the bottom of each slide to provide the notes describing the slide
