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PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN TEMPLATE
Date:Release#:
/ / / / /Project Manager:
Client Approvals
Internal Revision History
Date / Version / Description / Authordd/mmm/yy / x.x / <details> / <name>
Points of Contact-This should be the list of individuals that will be involved with the project during the execution phase.
Position / Name / Phone / E-mailProject Manager
Project Leader
Project Configuration & Quality
Project Requirement
Project Designer
Customers:
Business Problem.
All projects start with a business problem/issue to solve.
Activity List (Work Breakdown Structure)
Provide an activity list (work breakdown structure) that describes each task required by the project, with a reference to the statement of work. For large projects, work packages might be included that describe in detail how specific tasks will be completed by specific project teams. These work packages describe required schedule, identify requirements to be completed and describe specific work to be performed
Activity # / Activity Name / Activity Name Description / # of Days / Start Date / Dependency / Milestone
Work Product Identification
Provide a list of all deliverables required by the project, the date due and the person responsible for the deliverable.
Deliverable Name / Due Date / Date Delivered / Point of ContactSCHEDULE
Provide the project schedule, using a Gantt chart and a Pert chart. The schedule must include milestones, task dependencies, task duration, work product delivery dates, quality milestones (reviews/audits/inspections), configuration management milestones, and action items (with deadlines and responsibilities).
To save paper I put this on the back page…BVB
The X100 Droid project was conceived in response to the high cost of recovery from plant shutdowns. Due to the heat, corrosive atmosphere and radiation levels present in the containment area after a sudden shutdown, no humans are permitted inside for 72 hours. After the 72 hours cool down period, the cleanup and restart crews may begin their 24 hour process. During the minimum 96 hours of shutdown, the company loses on average $1,000,000 and cost can be higher.
The X100 Droids should significantly reduce the downtime by allowing the droids to complete 70% of the cleanup and restart before the cool down period ends. Analysis and estimations show that at least 50% of the shutdowns can be restarted within 18 hours if properly designed and tested droids are deployed.
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A-D Converters
Ambient temperature
Ambient Temperature readings
Atmospheric pressure
Atmospheric Pressure readings
Automatic Shutdown
Autonomous Operation
Backward
Batteries
Close Grasp
Continuous operation
Control Panel
CPU Temperature
Data Acquisition
Elbow Joint
Environmental monitoring
Environmental readings
Equipment Status
Exposed parts
Extend Arm
Flex Arm
Forward
Gas Composition
Grasp pressure
Grasp Rotation
Humidity
Hydraulic Oil pressure
Hydraulic Oil temperature
Hydraulic pump
Interfaces
Lift Arm
Lift capacity
Load capacity
Location sensing
Lower Arm
Maintenance
Mechanical Arm
Mechanical Grasp
Memory
Microprocessor
Motor
Open Grasp
Operating Environment
Operations
Pattern matching resolution
Pattern matching speed
Photocells
Preemption
Radiation
Read Power Level
Read Pressure
Read Temperature
Recharge Time
Redundancy
Relax Arm
Remote control
Remote Operation
Remote User Interface
Retract Arm
Rotate Grasp clockwise
Rotate Grasp counter-clockwise
Rotate Left
Rotate Right
Speed
Startup time
Telemetry
Telemetry feedback
Telemetry packets
Temperature
Thermal sensors
Titanium outer shell
Transmit Data
Weight
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