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Stepwise Project Planning 12052016

The document outlines a 10-step process for stepwise project planning. The steps include selecting the project, identifying the project scope and objectives, identifying the project infrastructure such as standards and team organization, analyzing project characteristics, and identifying products and activities. Key activities involve determining feasibility, defining objectives and stakeholders, selecting a lifecycle approach, and producing an activity network to plan tasks and checkpoints. The process provides a framework for systematically planning a project at a high level.

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Stepwise Project Planning 12052016

The document outlines a 10-step process for stepwise project planning. The steps include selecting the project, identifying the project scope and objectives, identifying the project infrastructure such as standards and team organization, analyzing project characteristics, and identifying products and activities. Key activities involve determining feasibility, defining objectives and stakeholders, selecting a lifecycle approach, and producing an activity network to plan tasks and checkpoints. The process provides a framework for systematically planning a project at a high level.

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Stepwise Project planning

Introduction

0
Select
project

1 Identify 2 Identify
project scope project
and objectives infrastructure

3
Analyse project
characteristics

to next slide
Introduction(cont’d)
from previous slide

4
Identify the
Review products and activities

5
Estimate efforts
Lower for activity
level For each
detail activity
6
identify
activity risks
from next slide
to next slide
Introduction(cont’d)

to previous slides from previous slide

10 7
Lower level Allocate
planning resources

9 8
Execute Review/
plan publicize plan
Introduction(cont’d)
• Step 0: Select project
• Step 1: Identify project scope and objectives
• Step 2: Identify project infrastructure
• Step 3: Analyze project characteristics
• Step 4: Identify project products and activities
Introduction (cont’d)
• Step 5: Estimate effort for each activity
• Step 6: Identify activity risks
• Step 7: Allocate resources
• Step 8: Review/publicize plan
• Step 9: Execute plan
• Step 10: Execute lower levels of planning
Step 0:
SELECT THE PROJECT:

• Deciding whether the project can be taken


up or not
• Technical, Organizational and Financial
Feasibility is considered
Step 1: Identify Project Scope and
Objectives
• Step 1.1 Identify objectives and practical
measures of the effectiveness in meeting
those objectives
• Step 1.2 Establish a project authority
– To ensure the unity of purpose among all persons
concerned
Step 1: Identify Project Scope
Objectives (cont’d)
• Step 1.3 Identify all stakeholders in the project
and their interests
• Step 1.4 Modify objectives in the light of
stakeholder analysis
• Step 1.5 Establish methods of communication
between all parties
Step 2: Identify Project Infrastructure
• Step 2.1 Identify relationship between the
project and strategic planning
– To determine the order of related projects (in the
organization) being carried out
– To establish a framework within which the system
fits
– To ensure the hardware and software standards
are followed
Step 2: Identify Project Infrastructure
(cont’d)
• Step 2.2 Identify installation standards and
procedures
– more appropriate name: “Identify standards and
procedures related to the software project”
• Step 2.3 Identify project team organization
Step 3: Analyse Project Characteristics
• Step 3.1 Distinguish the project as either objective-
driven or product-driven
• Step 3.2 Analyse other project characteristics
(including quality-based ones)
• Step 3.3 Identify high level project risks
• Step 3.4 Take into account user requirements
concerning implementation
Step 3: Analyze Project Characteristics
(cont’d)
• Step 3.5 Select general lifecycle approach in the light
of the above
Step 3: Analyze Project Characteristics
(cont’d)
• Step 3.6 Review overall resource estimates
Up to this stage,
– the major risks of the project are identified
– the overall approach of the project is decided
So, it is a good place to re-estimate the required effort and
other resources for the project
Step 4: Identify Project Products and
Activities
• Step 4.1 Identify and describe project products
– Identify all the products related to the project
– Account for the required activities
• Step 4.2 Document generic product flows
– To document the relative order of the products
• Step 4.3 Recognize product instances
Step 4: Identify Project Products and
Activities(cont’d)
• Step 4.4 Produce an ideal activity network
– Activity network shows the tasks that have to be carried
out as well as their sequence of execution for the creation
of a product from another
• Step 4.5 Modify the ideal to take into account need
for stages and checkpoints
– To check compatibility of products of previous activities

Dept of IT-CAPE
Application & scope of research of
identifying project infrastructure
• Every software project needs to identify
project infrastructure

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