Create a Work Breakdown Structure Outcomes addressed in this activity: Unit Outc

Create a Work Breakdown Structure
Outcomes addressed in this activity:
Unit Outcomes:
Define the project lifecycle.
Define the project scope.
Establish a work breakdown structure.
Course Outcome:
IT301-3: Explore project development approach and life cycle performance domain.
Purpose
This assignment focuses on determining your project lifecycle and establishing the work breakdown structure.
Assignment Instructions
There will be two parts to this assignment.
Part 1:
Start with the project you created a charter for in Unit 2. Identify your project′s lifecycle and outline level 1 and level 2 of the project WBS. Project lifecycle phases include initiation, planning, execution, monitoring/controlling, and closing. Software development lifecycle phases include requirements, design, development, testing, and deployment. Choose a life cycle best suited for your project. You may also review example projects on the Internet for guidance. For example, a level 1 and level 2 WBS might look like the following (this is not a complete example):
1.0 Planning
1.1 Establish wedding budget
1.2 Determine guest list
1.3 Determine honeymoon location
1.4 Determine wedding location
2.0 Execution
2.1 Guest travel
2.2 Prepare reception food
Part 2:
Using what you have learned from the texts, the websites, the PMBOK® Guide, your understanding from the given WBS at tracked level, and the fully decomposed work breakdown structure, complete the assignment for Part 2 by developing a fully decomposed work breakdown structure (WBS) for your chosen project. Extend the WBS you started in Part 1 by completing all of the work packages for your project. Your WBS should follow the template provided and contain all the work packages and activities to deliver the project.
Assignment Requirements
Please submit the WBS template with one WBS format completed.
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