Project Management- CALMAT CSIT/BUS 528
Friday, August 15, 2014
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Chapter 6 (WBS) Work Breakdown Structure
Work breakdown structure:
Here is my project WBS in chart form:
Running the enjoyable race for a good cause - Participating my first half Marathon and found raise event
Friday, July 11, 2014
Chapter 5 Risk Management
"Systematically" manage uncertainty to reach the final objectives.
Risk management Framework:
Identify Risk - What are risks
Analyze and prioritize the risks
Analyze my project, list 5 risks (3 mins)
Develop the resolutions/plans- how to control risk so the project can be completed on time, in budget and meet the satisfaction of stakeholder's goal (project objectives)
Develop the plans for my project lists
Establish contingency and reserve:
Establish contingency and reserve for my project
Continuous Risk management
Quick Assignment: Go through the step 1-4 for your project. Identify at lease 3 risks of different types.
Types of risks:
* Strategic Risks
* Compliance Risks
* Financial Risks
* Operational Risks
* Employee Risks
* Political and Economic
Risk management Framework:
Identify Risk - What are risks
Analyze and prioritize the risks
Analyze my project, list 5 risks (3 mins)
- Injuries: Joint, knees, back pain
- Physical limitations: Generic history healthy problems; previous injury
- Weight changes: Eating habits
- Immune system: Immune system overdrive to reduce the swellings and stress
- Environment: Weather; shoes...
Develop the resolutions/plans- how to control risk so the project can be completed on time, in budget and meet the satisfaction of stakeholder's goal (project objectives)
Develop the plans for my project lists
- Proper training and warm up before running; carefully sense your body feeling and react; read or get advise from professional runners to avoid the running injury.
- Researching and understand your family health history; consult with doctor if there is any health issues prior and get an advise for setting up a better plan for training.
- Building a good eating habits along with the exercise plan. Eat smaller portion at a time.
- Get enough sleep for body recovery after a long run; also get additional supplements to provide additional nutrition for the immune system
- Check broadcasting of weather and practice to run during the different time frame to see how body react with different temperatures, winds, and rain; Recording usages of the shoes and use at lease two pairs of shoes to switch and extending the life of the shoes
Establish contingency and reserve:
Establish contingency and reserve for my project
- Set aside the additional fundings for the raining days
- Pay extra fee to get the insurance to prevent any unexpected risks coming up that ending unable to participate the run.
Continuous Risk management
- Record all the training log and continue monitoring the risk and impact during the project
Quick Assignment: Go through the step 1-4 for your project. Identify at lease 3 risks of different types.
Types of risks:
* Strategic Risks
* Compliance Risks
* Financial Risks
* Operational Risks
* Employee Risks
* Political and Economic
- My project risks involves 3 different types of risks:
- Financial Risks - Unexpected injury for medical reason
- Operational Risks: shoes wore out, need new pair of shoes
- Employee Risks: Maintain physical condition to finish the race.
Saturday, June 14, 2014
S.M.A.R.T. Goals
Did my goals align with the "SMART" goals?
SMART Goals
Specific
- Yes, my goal is clearly define
Measurable
- Yes, the goal is obtainable and would be able to measure the completion.
Agreed Upon
- Yes. Since this is a personal project plan so there is no abjection on this.
Realistic
- Yes, the goal can be accomplished by the well designed training plan.
Time-Framed
- Yes, there is a reasonable 4 month training plan to achieve this goal.
Project Description
My project topic for this project management course is "Running the enjoyable race - Participating my first half Marathon" I know this is not a big project nor involving any other target audiences but myself. This is something I would like to make it as one of my personal projects to work on.
The main goal is to successfully finish my first half Marathon enjoyably. Through the process, I would also like to achieve other goals such as being discipline physically and following through my plan; building up my body strength; and also overcoming my fear of sports along the way.
Since I signed up for my first half Marathon in Oct 2014, the duration of this project will be 4-month.
I will come out an action plan and record of the process for this project. Hopefully at the end, this can be an example training plan for others to use if they would like to start their first half Marathon in life.
The main goal is to successfully finish my first half Marathon enjoyably. Through the process, I would also like to achieve other goals such as being discipline physically and following through my plan; building up my body strength; and also overcoming my fear of sports along the way.
Since I signed up for my first half Marathon in Oct 2014, the duration of this project will be 4-month.
I will come out an action plan and record of the process for this project. Hopefully at the end, this can be an example training plan for others to use if they would like to start their first half Marathon in life.
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Introduction
Hello:
Welcome to my new blog!
My name is Yi-Ching Chen.
I am a Graphic Project Lead who handles all visual graphic projects in my company. Each day, I have to juggle multiple projects simultaneously. I am taking this class to gain knowledges and skills of project management that will help me manage multiple projects professionally and efficiently.
Welcome to my new blog!
My name is Yi-Ching Chen.
I am a Graphic Project Lead who handles all visual graphic projects in my company. Each day, I have to juggle multiple projects simultaneously. I am taking this class to gain knowledges and skills of project management that will help me manage multiple projects professionally and efficiently.
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