'II' TORRENS UNIVERSITY AUSTRALIA The process of directing and managing project work requires project managers to take on numerous responsibilities and to exhibit characteristics such as attention to detail, constant communication and effective leadership. Task Instructions To complete this assessment task, you must: 1. Ensure that you have read the given case study and resources from the subject, as all as any additional research you may find relevant and that will add value to your report. Review your subject notes, as well the Lecture slides and any other information provided by the Learning Facilitator in support of this assessment. 2. The report should encompass a practical approach in addressing the followingrequirements: al bl dl el fl Identify and propose one (1) change you believe is required for the case study and justify it by applying tools & techniques from quality management in identifying root-cause for the issues found in the case study. Critically analyse the impacts of your change proposal on scope, time, cost, quality of the project. Propose and justify tools & techniques used to manage the change. Explain what processes are involved in submitting your change request given the scale of your change proposal and address responsibilities considering the stakeholders from your case study. Identify and discuss options (at least 2) to satisfy the proposed change and any risks associated with each of these options. Complete the Change Request Form (CRF) provided or one that is used from a workplace. 3. The report should consist of the following structure: A Title Page with subject code and name, assignment title, student's name, student ID, lecturer's name, word count and date submitted. An Executive Summary(150 - 200 words) providing the summary of your report, containing key findings, tools 8: techniques used, methodology, constraints and recommendations. This section allows the reader to rapidly become acquainted of a large portion of your material. It is usually around 10% of your report and written last. A Table of Contents with the structure of the report, including page numbers and headings. An Introduction (150 - 200 words) that will also serve as your statement of purpose for the reportthis means that you will tell the reader what you are going to cover in your report as well as provide: - Background of the case study and context of the report - What the reader can expect to nd in the body of the report The Body of the Report (1350- 1600 words) in which you will cover five (5) requirements listed above (a to e). This section of your report will contain the information that is required to demonstrate your understanding of the case study and key Project Management concepts under discussion by applying them into your report. - The report layout should be logical and lead the reader through a story which identifies the key points being discussed and takes the reader to your conclusion
