HCCC Engineering Building a Story House Project Proposal Paper

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DescriptionTERM PROJECT
DELIVERABLE: PROJECT PROPOSAL
• Word format document preferred, but pdf is also ok.
• All information should be included in the single file, please do not upload
multiple files of different format.
• Project Charter and other project management artifacts covered during
the lectures will be part of the next project report.
IE492 – TERM PROJECT 2
TERM PROJECT
• Group project – everyone should have a team assigned.
• Only one person from the group submits the proposal.
• Please reach out to me ASAP if you have not connected with your team.
• 4 deliverables:
• Deliverable #1: Project Proposal (week 5)
• Deliverable #2: Project Report (week 7)
• Deliverable #3: Final Report (week 15)
• Deliverable #4: Term Project PPT (week 15)
• Deliverable Requirements;
• No page limit
• 1” margins and font minimum size 10
• Everyone from the team should contribute towards deliverable
IE492 – TERM PROJECT 3
DELIVERABLE #1 – PROPOSAL
• Project proposal should clearly articulate the idea and scope of the project for this
class.
• The project topic should be significant enough to allow definition of 40-50 activities
with interdependencies (predecessors and successors).
• The deliverable has two parts:
• Part 1: Project Ideas
• List and summarize each team members’ idea considered during discussion • Each team member must
have at least one idea listed
• Decisioning process to narrow down ideas to one idea described in the proposal
• Part 2: Project Proposal
• Described selected idea and include all required sections (outlined in canvas)
DECISION MAKING
• Every team member must have at least one idea put forth in the group.
• Consider the idea and allow the team member to explain and articulate
their idea.
• Discuss pros and cons in terms of the project requirements and scope.
• Document pros and cons.
• Establish evaluation criteria and evaluate ideas against the same criteria.
• Develop consensus around the selected idea.
• Remember: the goal is to learn, and it is fine is the selected idea is not
directly related to your major.
PART 1 – PROJECT IDEA
• List all project ideas including the name of the proposer.
• Describe decision-making process and evaluation criteria.
• List the selected project idea.
• Describe the selected project idea.
• List any additional considerations undertaken during the decision-making
process.
• All ideas may be listed in a tabular format with corresponding pros and
cons.
PART 2
• Project objective:
• Ensure project objective is defined and not general / ambiguous.
• General example: Build a two-story house.
• Specifies number of stories but no other specifics provided.
• Does not specify timeline or cost threshold.
• Specific example: Build a two-story colonial home at , with 3 bedrooms, 2.5
bathrooms, and open floor plan on the first-floor with a budget of $300,000, within the next
one-year.
• Statement of Work (SoW):
• Refer to week #2 materials for statement of work.
• SOW should describe the work that needs to be achieved.
• It should be detailed enough so the reader/responding party understands the scope of work. • This
section should be more than just a few sentences; it depends of how in-depth the description is.
IE492 – TERM PROJECT 7
PART 2 (CONTD.)
• Type of Contract:
• What is the suggested type of contract for this project idea and why
• Make sure the team describes ‘why’ for full credit for this section
• Teams can go further than just Firm Fixed price (FFP) or Cost Reimbursement contracts and
specify Cost Plus Fee, Time & Materials etc. But make sure to provide justification.
• Deliverables:
• This section should include a list of deliverables that would be produced over the course of the project
including through the closing phase
• Typically required deliverables are listed in a table with following elements:
• Deliverable name
• Deliverable description
• Producer of the deliverable
• Approver of the deliverable
• Timeline when the deliverable should be produced (for lack of a schedule at this stage, it is generally
mentioned for example, 30 days within NTP where NTP is Notice to Proceed (authorization to start
project)
PART 2 (CONTD.)
• Approvals:
• The deliverable should have an approval section at the end.
• It is not expected that you physically sign the document (you can if you want), but putting
initials against your name in that section is fine.
• I would like the team to include the following statement in the approval section before
listing everyone’s names.
Include this statement:
“I affirm that I have contributed equally to this project deliverable, including putting forth the
project idea, participating the in discussions and decision-making, and developing the
content of the deliverable”

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DescriptionTERM PROJECT DELIVERABLE: PROJECT PROPOSAL • Word format document preferred, but pdf is also ok. • All information should be included in the single file, please do not upload multiple files of different format. • Project Charter and other project management artifacts covered during the lectures will be part of the next project report. IE492 – TERM PROJECT 2 TERM PROJECT • Group project – everyone should have a team assigned. • Only one person from the group submits the proposal. • Please reach out to me ASAP if you have not connected with your team. • 4 deliverables: • Deliverable #1: Project Proposal (week 5) • Deliverable #2: Project Report (week 7) • Deliverable #3: Final Report (week 15) • Deliverable #4: Term Project PPT (week 15) • Deliverable Requirements; • No page limit • 1” margins and font minimum size 10 • Everyone from the team should contribute towards deliverable IE492 – TERM PROJECT 3 DELIVERABLE #1 – PROPOSAL • Project proposal should clearly articulate the idea and scope of the project for this class. • The project topic should be significant enough to allow definition of 40-50 activities with interdependencies (predecessors and successors). • The deliverable has two parts: • Part 1: Project Ideas • List and summarize each team members’ idea considered during discussion • Each team member must have at least one idea listed • Decisioning process to narrow down ideas to one idea described in the proposal • Part 2: Project Proposal • Described selected idea and include all required sections (outlined in canvas) DECISION MAKING • Every team member must have at least one idea put forth in the group. • Consider the idea and allow the team member to explain and articulate their idea. • Discuss pros and cons in terms of the project requirements and scope. • Document pros and cons. • Establish evaluation criteria and evaluate ideas against the same criteria. • Develop consensus around the selected idea. • Remember: the goal is to learn, and it is fine is the selected idea is not directly related to your major. PART 1 – PROJECT IDEA • List all project ideas including the name of the proposer. • Describe decision-making process and evaluation criteria. • List the selected project idea. • Describe the selected project idea. • List any additional considerations undertaken during the decision-making process. • All ideas may be listed in a tabular format with corresponding pros and cons. PART 2 • Project objective: • Ensure project objective is defined and not general / ambiguous. • General example: Build a two-story house. • Specifies number of stories but no other specifics provided. • Does not specify timeline or cost threshold. • Specific example: Build a two-story colonial home at , with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and open floor plan on the first-floor with a budget of $300,000, within the next one-year. • Statement of Work (SoW): • Refer to week #2 materials for statement of work. • SOW should describe the work that needs to be achieved. • It should be detailed enough so the reader/responding party understands the scope of work. • This section should be more than just a few sentences; it depends of how in-depth the description is. IE492 – TERM PROJECT 7 PART 2 (CONTD.) • Type of Contract: • What is the suggested type of contract for this project idea and why • Make sure the team describes ‘why’ for full credit for this section • Teams can go further than just Firm Fixed price (FFP) or Cost Reimbursement contracts and specify Cost Plus Fee, Time & Materials etc. But make sure to provide justification. • Deliverables: • This section should include a list of deliverables that would be produced over the course of the project including through the closing phase • Typically required deliverables are listed in a table with following elements: • Deliverable name • Deliverable description • Producer of the deliverable • Approver of the deliverable • Timeline when the deliverable should be produced (for lack of a schedule at this stage, it is generally mentioned for example, 30 days within NTP where NTP is Notice to Proceed (authorization to start project) PART 2 (CONTD.) • Approvals: • The deliverable should have an approval section at the end. • It is not expected that you physically sign the document (you can if you want), but putting initials against your name in that section is fine. • I would like the team to include the following statement in the approval section before listing everyone’s names. Include this statement: “I affirm that I have contributed equally to this project deliverable, including putting forth the project idea, participating the in discussions and decision-making, and developing the content of the deliverable” Purchase answer to see full attachment

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