Project Managment – Collins Class Submarine Project (PMBOK)

Project Managment – Collins Class Submarine Project (PMBOK)
A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (5th Ed) (Chapters 4, 6,7,8)
The Collins Class Submarine Story (chapters 4-16 inclusive),
Activities
A. Reflect on the importance of the application of project management disciplines from PMBoK.
B. Read chapters 4-16 of The Collins Class Submarine Story.
C. Review Chapters 4,6,7 and 8 of A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (5th Ed)
Assessment
Read chapters 4-16 of The Collins Class Submarine Story. At the end of chapter 16 the following is highlighted:
On 23 August 1993 at the launch of the first submarine, HMAS Collins, several dignities spoke but the only words that people recalled were those of Don Williams: ?We?ve launched on time and on budget, so put that in your pipe and smoke it?.
Sometimes what is presented in public does not have the total view of the state the project.
A. As the Project Director at that time you are required to write a 2300 word report to the Director-General Submarines commenting on the traditional Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) of Cost, Quality and Time.
In your report include discussion on the interrelation of the KPIs and the status of the project. Comment briefly on non-traditional KPIs and how they may apply to this project. Non-traditional KPIs may include but are not limited to things like Australian Industry involvement, environment and heritage factors, Industrial relations, Work Health and Safety etc.

2300 word objective report on the project?s performance
Comment on the non-traditional KPIs that apply to the project.
Risk Report (attachment)

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