How will you manage the project effectively?
In this section, using your answers from Appendix 7, you need to summarise in order to address each sub question.
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Detailed Questions
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Appendix 7
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Application Questions & Examples
FAQs
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Below we have provided some frequently asked questions, so please be sure to refer to these first.
Q: Do I need to mention all the packages in the main application?
A: Yes, it would be good to give a brief description of each work package in the main answer.
Q: What is a Gantt chart?
A: A Gantt chart, commonly used in project management, is a type of bar chart that illustrates a project schedule (activities or tasks) displayed against time.
Q: What info goes to the management reporting lines “your project plan in enough detail to identify any links or dependencies between work packages or milestones”
A: State any link between the work packages or external factors. For example, when you describe work package 3 you can write something like:
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work package 2 needs to be completed to start work package 3.
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to complete work package 3, 100 people must complete our survey.
Q: In the Gantt chart, can the same person be in a different work package?
A: Yes
Q: How should Appendix-Q7: Full work packages and Gantt look like?
A: Your Appendix-Q7: Full work packages and Gantt should include:
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Work Package and duration
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Objectives
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Key Tasks and activities
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Milestones
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Costs
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Resources
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Dependencies
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Gantt Chart