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Newport News ShipyardProject Management Plan TemplateWork Breakdown Structure (WBS) DictionaryPCS Delaware SSN 791 Date May 28, 2014Newport News Shipyard4101 Washington AveNewport News, VA 23607Project DescriptionExplain what the project is and how it will be accomplished. Explain the ultimate intended outcome of the project. This should serve as a brief introduction. Provide some background about the history of how the project got to this point. Purpose of the WBS DictionaryExplain the importance of the WBS Dictionary and why it was developed. Explain how it is to be used and maintained.Key Terms (Add other terms that you feel are needed)Explain key WBS terms that are important to understand:Level of Effort: The amount of work required to complete a task or activity. WBS Number: A unique identifier assigned to each element in a Work Breakdown Structure for the purpose of designating the element’s hierarchical location within the WBS.Work Package: A Work Package is a deliverable or work component at the lowest level of its WBS branch.WBS Component: A component of a WBS that is located at any level. It can be a Work Package or a WBS Element, as there is no restriction on what a WBS Component is.WBS Element: A WBS Element is a single WBS component and its associated attributes located anywhere within a WBS. A WBS Element can contain work, or it can contain other WBS Elements or Work Packages.6057900254000Level ILevel 2Level 300Level ILevel 2Level 3High Level Project WBS285750147561500251460078105SeaSystem00SeaSystem1828800764540004114165325755002857500326390003657600504190SystemEngineering00SystemEngineering2381250504190ProgramManagement00ProgramManagement1819275326390001600200513715Ship00Ship1828800326389008001001962150028098751962150080009919177000457200420370Hall Structure00Hall Structure250507599060ElectricPlant00ElectricPlant1438275108585PropulsionPlan00PropulsionPlanIt’s a good idea to show the high level WBS in graphical format as above; although, it can be done in a table format as well. There is no need to show every WBS component down to the work package. Use your best judgment. See the PCS Delaware WBS and the Ship WBS. For most large projects, the high level WBS is shown down to no lower than level 3. The WBS included in your course materials goes to WBS Level VI to demonstrate how it can be decomposed to the lowest work package level. A WBS can be organized by product oriented family trees or by phase or even by organizational structure. It depends on the project, your preference, the structure of your team, or your project management assets.Alternatively, the high level WBS can be displayed in outline format as follows:WBS Num.NameDescription1.3.1PlanningThe Planning activities container for the project 1.3.1.1.Plan RequirementsContains all the work packages and activities for requirement identification, review, approval, baseline, and maintenance1.3.1.2.Plan DesignContains all the work packages and activities for planning the web site design based on the identified requirements 1.3.4.ImplementationAnd so on…1.3.4.1.ImplementAnd so on……Section 1.1.1 – Hull Structure Provide a few sentences here concerning the Hull Structure section of the WBS.*WBS Number:1.1.1.*WBS Name:Hull Structure*WBS Author:Jane SmithWBS Predecessor(s): N/AWhich WBS components mustfinish before this startsWBS Description:Document the description of this component in a few sentences hereWBS LOE: 20K man-hours over 18 monthsMust Start: A must start date Must Finish:A must finish date Assumptions and Constraints:Identify any assumptions or constraints that could help project/scheduling*WBS Number:1.2.1.*WBS Name:Design Revised Bow*WBS Author:Ted JonesWBS Predecessor(s): N/AWhich WBS components mustfinish before this startsWBS Description:Document the description of this component in a few sentences hereWBS LOE: 3 FTEs for 3 months Must Start: A must start date Must Finish:A must finish date Assumptions and Constraints:Identify any assumptions or constraints that could help project/schedulingNote: Repeat this section for each level 2 and 3 section of the WBS.AuthorizationIf approval is required, provide the names of those business sponsors that must sign the Project Management Plan. Approved by the Project Sponsor:Date:[Project Sponsor][Project Sponsor Title], [Project Sponsor Organization or Division]Note: Add other signatories as needed

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