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IT项目管理课程
Chapter1IntroductiontoProjectManagement
4coreknowledgeareasofprojectmanagement:
1Projectscope
2time,
3cost
4qualitymanagement
4facilitatingknowledgeareas:
1humanresource
2communications
3risk
4procurementmanagement
9knowledgeareas:
1scopemanagement
2Timemanagement
3Costmanagement
4Qualitymanagement
5Humanresourcemanagement
6Communicationsmanagement
7Riskmanagement
8Procurementmanagement
9Projectintegrationmanagement
Advantageofusingformalprojectmanagement?
1Bettercontroloffinancial,physical,andhumanresources
2improvedcustomerrelations
3shorterdevelopmenttimes
4lowercostsandimprovedproductivity
5higherqualityandincreasedreliability
6higherprofitmargins
7betterinternalcoordination
8positiveimpactonmeetingstrategicgoals
9higherworkermorale
Whatisaproject?
Aprojectis“atemporaryendeavorundertakentocreateauniqueproduct,service,orresult.”
Projectattributes
1aprojecthasauniquepurpose
2aprojectistemporary
3aprojectisdevelopedusingprogressiveelaboration
4aprojectrequiresresources,oftenfromvariousareas
5aprojectshouldhaveaprimarycustomerorsponsor
6aprojectinvolvesuncertainty
Thetripleconstraintofprojectmanagement:
Scope,time,cost
Constraint Importance
Time Thetime constraintreferstotheamountoftimeavailabletocompletethe
project.A tight timeconstraintcouldmeanincreasedcostsandreduced
scope.
Cost Thecostconstraintreferstotheamountofbudgetavailabletocompletethe
project.Atightcostconstraintcouldmeanincreasedtimeandreduced
scope.Scope Thescopeconstraintreferstowhatmusttobedonetoproducetheproject's
endresult.Scopeisbasedoncustomer'srequirements.Increasedscopemeans
increasedtimeandincreasedcosts.
Figure1-1
Figure1-2Projectmanagementframework
SuggestedSkillsforProjectManagers
}TheProjectManagementBodyofKnowledge
}Applicationareaknowledge,standards,andregulations
}Projectenvironmentknowledge
}Generalmanagementknowledgeandskills
}
Softskillsorhumanrelationsskills
ProjectManagementCertification
}PMIprovidescertificationasaProjectManagementProfessional(PMP)
Chapter2TheProjectManagementandInformationTechnologyContext
ProjectPhasesandtheProjectLifeCycle
}Aprojectlifecycleisacollectionofprojectphasesthatdefines:
◦Whatworkwillbeperformedineachphase
◦Whatdeliverableswillbeproducedandwhen
◦Whoisinvolvedineachphase
◦Howmanagementwillcontrolandapproveworkproducedineachphase
Figure2-3.PhasesoftheTraditionalProjectLifeCycle
ProductLifeCycles
}Productsalsohavelifecycles
PredictiveLifeCycleModels
}Waterfallmodel:
haswell-defined,linearstagesofsystemsdevelopmentandsupport
}Spiralmodel:
showsthatsoftwareisdevelopedusinganiterativeorspiralapproachratherthanalinearapproach
}Incrementalbuildmodel:
providesforprogressivedevelopmentofoperationalsoftware
}Prototypingmodel:
usedfordevelopingprototypestoclarifyuserrequirements
}RapidApplicationDevelopment(RAD)model:
usedtoproducesystemsquicklywithoutsacrificingquality
Chapter3:
TheProjectManagementProcessGroups:
ACaseStudy
Theprojectmanagementprocessgroupsinclude:
◦Initiatingprocesses
◦Planningprocesses
◦Executingprocesses
◦Monitoringandcontrollingprocesses
◦Closingprocesses
Figure3-4.JWDConsultingIntranetSiteProjectBaseline
Chapter4:
ProjectIntegrationManagement
ProjectIntegrationManagementProcesses
}Developtheprojectcharter:
workingwithstakeholderstocreatethedocumentthatformallyauthorizesaproject—thecharter
}Developtheprojectmanagementplan:
coordinatingallplanningeffortstocreateaconsistent,coherentdocument—theprojectmanagementplan
}Directandmanageprojectexecution:
carryingouttheprojectmanagementplanbyperformingtheactivitiesincludedinit
}Monitorandcontroltheprojectwork:
overseeingprojectworktomeettheperformanceobjectivesoftheproject
}Performintegratedchangecontrol:
coordinatingchangesthataffecttheproject’sdeliverablesandorganizationalprocessassets
}Closetheprojectorphase:
finalizingallprojectactivitiestoformallyclosetheprojectorphase
SWOTanalysis
AnalyzingStrengths,Weaknesses,Opportunities,andThreats
Figure4-3.InformationTechnologyPlanningProcess
}Threeprimarymethodsfordeterminingtheprojectedfinancialvalueofprojects:
◦Netpresentvalue(NPV)analysis
◦Returnoninvestment(ROI)
◦Paybackanalysis
NetPresentValueAnalysis
}Netpresentvalue(NPV)analysisisamethodofcalculatingtheexpectednetmonetarygainorlossfromaprojectbydiscountingallexpectedfuturecashinflowsandoutflowstothepresentpointintime
}ProjectswithapositiveNPVshouldbeconsiderediffinancialvalueisakeycriterion
}ThehighertheNPV,thebetter
Chapter5:
ProjectScopeManagement
ProjectScopeManagementProcesses
}Collectingrequirements:
defininganddocumentingthefeaturesandfunctionsoftheproductsproducedduringtheprojectaswellastheprocessesusedforcreatingthem
}Definingscope:
reviewingtheprojectcharter,requirementsdocuments,andorganizationalprocessassetstocreateascopestatement
}CreatingtheWBS:
subdividingthemajorprojectdeliverablesintosmaller,moremanageablecomponents
}Verifyingscope:
formalizingacceptanceoftheprojectdeliverables
}Controllingscope:
controllingchangestoprojectscopethroughoutthelifeoftheproject
AWBSisadeliverable-orientedgroupingoftheworkinvolvedinaprojectthatdefinesthetotalscopeoftheproject
AworkpackageisataskatthelowestleveloftheWBS
ApproachestoDevelopingWBSs
}Usingguidelines:
someorganizations,liketheDOD,provideguidelinesforpreparingWBSs
}Theanalogyapproach:
reviewWBSsofsimilarprojectsandtailortoyourproject
}Thetop-downapproach:
startwiththelargestitemsoftheprojectandbreakthemdown
}Thebottom-upapproach:
startwiththespecifictasksandrollthemup
}Mind-mappingapproach:
mindmappingisatechniquethatusesbranchesradiatingoutfromacoreideatostructurethoughtsandideas
AWBSdictionaryisadocumentthatdescribesdetailedinformationabouteachWBSitem
Chapter6ProjectTimeManagement
ProjectTimeManagementProcesses
}Definingactivities:
identifyingthespecificactivitiesthattheprojectteammembersandstakeholdersmustperformtoproducetheprojectdeliverables
}Sequencingactivities:
identifyinganddocumentingtherelationshipsbetweenprojectactivities
}Estimatingactivityresources:
estimatinghowmanyresourcesaprojectteamshouldusetoperformprojectactivities
}Estimatingactivitydurations:
estimatingthenumberofworkperiodsthatareneededtocompleteindividualactivities
}Developingtheschedule:
analyzingactivitysequences,activityresourceestimates,andactivitydurationestimatestocreatetheprojectschedule
}Controllingtheschedule:
controllingandmanagingchangestotheprojectschedule
Figure6-3.TaskDependencyTypes
Three-PointEstimates
}Insteadofprovidingactivityestimatesasadiscretenumber,suchasfourweeks,it’softenhelpfultocreateathree-pointestimate
◦Anestimatethatincludesanoptimistic,mostlikely,andpessimisticestimate,suchasthreeweeksfortheoptimistic,fourweeksforthemostlikely,andfiveweeksforthepessimisticestimate
}Three-pointestimatesareneededforPERTandMonteCarlosimulations
Figure6-6.GanttChartforSoftwareLaunchProject
CriticalPathMethod(CPM)
}CPMisanetworkdiagrammingtechniqueusedtopredicttotalprojectduration
}Acriticalpathforaprojectistheseriesofactivitiesthatdeterminestheearliesttimebywhichtheprojectcanbecompleted
}Thecriticalpathisthelongestpaththroughthenetworkdiagramandhastheleastamountofslackorfloat
}Slackorfloatistheamountoftimeanactivitymaybedelayedwithoutdelayingasucceedingactivityortheprojectfinishdate
Figure6-8.DeterminingtheCriticalPathforProjectX
PERTFormulaandExample
}PERTweightedaverage=
optimistictime+4Xmostlikelytime+pessimistictime
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}Example:
PERTweightedaverage=
8workdays+4X10workdays+24workdays=12days6
whereoptimistictime=8days
mostlikelytime=10days,and
pessimistictime=24days
Therefore,you’duse12daysonthenetworkdiagraminsteadof10whenusingPERTfortheaboveexample
Chapter7:
ProjectCostManagement
ProjectCostManagementProcesses
}Estimatingcosts:
developinganapproximationorestimateofthecostsoftheresourcesneededtocompleteaproject
}Determiningthebudget:
allocatingtheoverallcostestimatetoindividualworkitemstoestablishabaselineformeasuringperformance
}Controllingcosts:
controllingchangestotheprojectbudget
EarnedValueManagement(EVM)
}EVMisaprojectperformancemeasurementtechniquethatintegratesscope,time,andcostdata
}Givenabaseline(originalplanplusapprovedchanges),youcandeterminehowwelltheprojectismeetingitsgoals
}YoumustenteractualinformationperiodicallytouseEVM
}MoreandmoreorganizationsaroundtheworldareusingEVMtohelpcontrolprojectcosts
EarnedValueManagementTerms
}Theplannedvalue(PV),formerlycalledthebudgetedcostofworkscheduled(BCWS),alsocalledthebudget,
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