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Summer 2013
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA)
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
SEMESTER 3
PM 0010 – INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT – 4
CREDITS
(BOOK ID: B1236)
ASSIGNMENT- 60 MARKS
Note: Answer all questions. Kindly note that answers
for 10 marks questions should be
approximately of 400 words. Each question is followed
by evaluation scheme..
Q1. Describe the strategy planning tools of Ansoff
matrix and BCG matrix.
(Ansoff matrix : use and factors it considers – 1
mark, explanation – 2 marks, limitation -1 mark; BCG matrix : use - 1 mark,
explanation including 4 types of SBU’s – 3 marks, limitations - 2 marks)
10 marks (4 for Ansoff matrix +6 for
BCG matrix)
Answer : Ansoff
matrix :
The Ansoff
Growth matrix is another marketing planning tool that helps a business
determine its product and market growth strategy. Ansoff’s product/market growth
matrix suggests that a business’ attempts to grow depend on whether it markets
new or existing products in new or existing markets.
The output from
the Ansoff product/market matrix is a series of suggested growth strategies
which set the direction for the business strategy.
Q2. Describe the approaches used to screen projects.
(3 approaches - each 3 marks i.e. 3 X 3marks = 9 marks
; conclusion – 1 mark) 10 marks
Answer : Approaches used to screen projects :
Many projects
are considered by the public and private agencies every year. Development
projects have biophysical as well as social and economic impacts. Sufficient
understanding of these factors are necessary for the initial screening
decision. It is therefore, important to establish mechanisms by identifying
projects which requires EIA, and this process of selection of project is
referred to as "Screening".
Screening
process divides the project proposals
Q3. Explain any 3 parameters analyzed during technical
analysis of a project. (any 3 parameters – 3 marks each i.e. 3 X 3marks = 9
marks; conclusion- 1 mark) 10 marks
Answer : Parameters analyzed during technical analysis
of a project :
1. Objectives:
First, the project proposal must fall within
the ambit of the stated mission of the sponsor(s). Next the, proposal must be
able to further the objectives and
priorities of the sponsor(s). These must therefore be ascertained and clearly recorded, along with detailed
specifications for the output (product/service). Together, these constitute the
basic frame of reference for all future decisions. The private sector would
usually expect a project to earn a high enough profit, i.e. a stated level of
return on investment. Only for core projects (which are intended to basically
support other highly profitable projects) may this requirement be relaxed. In
contrast, the public sector generally has multiple
objectives and
profitability normally takes a back seat. In
Q4. Write short notes on Cost Breakdown Structure(CBS).
(Explanation of
Cost Break down Structure(CBS) including details it provides, categories of CBS
, cost baseline – 3 marks ; Characteristics of Cost Breakdown Structure -2;
Five major forms of cost breakdown structure- 3 marks, Principle of cost breakdown
structure- 2 marks) 10 marks
Answer : Cost breakdown structure :
A cost breakdown
structure (CBS) is simply a way of breaking down and organizing costs in a
structured fashion. If you have experience with project management, you will
probably be familiar with the concept of a work breakdown structure (WBS).
Q5. Briefly explain the different steps or
methodologies of project risk management?
(1.67 marks for
each step, i.e 6 X 1.67 marks= approx. 10 marks)
Answer : Steps of project risk management :
1. Embed risk management as an integral part of the
project.
Stakeholder
buy-in and support is very important to achieve a successful risk management
process. It is a good practice to ensure that there are demonstrable benefits
to illustrate this approach and make risk management part of the day to day
operations.
Q6. Briefly describe the key project contracts under
SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) for infrastructure projects.
(Key project
contracts - 3 marks each, i.e 3 X 3 marks =9 marks; conclusion-1 mark)
Answer : Key project
contracts under SPV for infrastructure projects :
1.Lump Sum Contract :
In a lump sum
contract, the owner has essentially assigned all the risk to the contractor,
who in turn can be expected to ask for a higher markup in order to take care of
unforeseen contingencies. Beside the fixed lump sum price, other commitments
are often made by the contractor in the form of submittals such as a specific
schedule, the management reporting system or a quality control
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