1 page single spacing. Very simple

Continue using the Project Charter/Project Management Plan template
that you previously submitted, and add the new pertinent information
for the following sections: Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), Project
Schedule, Budget, Communications Matrix, and Risk Matrix.

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Based on
the project charter that you developed in Unit 1, you will now proceed
with your project planning. You have determined that you need to define
the scope and complete your work breakdown structure (WBS) to the lowest
level work package, which will help you develop the activities for the
project schedule. You will also determine the overall project budget and
plan the communications within the project. You will identify risks
that may affect the project. The requirements for this section are as
follows:

  • Define the scope: Determine what the project objective will be, and define the scope of the project.
  • Create the WBS: Start with the high-level deliverable, and add the lower level elements to include the lowest level work package.
  • Develop the project schedule:
    Based on the work packages, determine the activities for the project
    schedule, and add planned beginning and end dates for the activities.
    You should have a minimum of 10 activities.
  • Determine the budget:
    Using the WBS and project schedule, determine the overall project
    budget. Include major categories such as materials, labor, and other
    expenses.
  • Plan communications: Using the
    stakeholders you identified in the project charter, create a matrix to
    show the plan for communicating with these stakeholders. Include each
    stakeholder’s name, the content to be communicated, the frequency of
    communication, and the method.
  • Identify risks: Additionally, identify the risks that are associated with the project. Include both threats and improvement opportunities.