using a project valuation method OR feasibility study approach, a risk analysis and a cost-benefit analysis
begins with an individual assignment. Please note that in this individual exercise you will be comparing 2 different projects. One of your required texts is “Case Studies in Project Management,” and there are a number of case studies contained herein. Please choose 2 case studies for this first exercise to compare. Note: you will actually take one of these projects and use it for the assignment in weeks 3 and 5.
NOTE: Format: Double line spacing between paragraphs but 1.5 spacing within the paragraph, 11-point Times Roman, 1-inch margins. Please use footnotes or end-notes and citations as well as 12-14 point font, bold headings and subheadings.
To assist you complete this first assignment, you will find herein for Week 1 – Business Case and Project Initiation Documents. It is not required to use all of these templates, but I would expect that you would utilize at least 2 of these templates in completing the Project Valuation/Feasibility Study for the 2 project case study comparison.
- BusinessCaseCheckList.docx
- BusinessCaseTemplate.docx
- CBA-Lahey.doc.xlsx
- NUOL_CPS_Syllabus_generic.doc
- ProjectFeasibilityAnalysis.doc
- ProjectConceptDocument-template.docx
- ProjectInitiaitonChecklist.doc
- PMM02-6_ProjectInitiaitonChecklist.doc
- AgileTools_PMS.pdf
- ManuFacility_PMS.pdf
- Ops_PMS.pdf
- Relocation_PMS.pdf
- ConsolidateDataCenter_PMS.pdf
- Pharma_PMS.pdf
- ITConversion_PMS.pdf
- Retail_PMS.pdf
- Transform_Leadership_EPMO_PMS.pdf
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