Determining project feasibility and creating schedules, Project Management

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Read the BEC case study on pages 126–129 of the textbook, and perform the following tasks:

  1.  
    1. Create a feasibility report for the project in a Word document.
    2. Create a Gantt Chart or Network Diagram for the project schedule.

In the feasibility report:

On the first page, provide the title.

On the second page, mention the focus of your report and the stage of project development in which the findings of this report should be applied

On the third page, add the section headings, "Schedule" and "Economic Factors." For each section, add the subheadings "Description," "Assessment," and "Risk." Use these subheadings to explain the relevance, assess feasibility, and indicate risks, respectively

Make conclusions about the feasibility of this project on the basis of the schedule and economic factors.

On the last page of the report, copy the schedule created using a Gantt Chart or Network Diagram.

Use APA format for the report.

 


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