WBS Structure - Project Management Assignment, Fall Semester

This report presents a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for a project, likely a project management assignment. The WBS is a hierarchical decomposition of the work to be executed by the project team to accomplish the project objectives and create the required deliverables. The report includes a figure illustrating the WBS and references relevant literature. The structure helps in organizing and defining the total scope of a project. This assignment is a good example of how WBS can be used in project planning. The report demonstrates the breakdown of project tasks and deliverables. The report showcases the application of WBS in project management and offers a practical example of its implementation. The document is available on Desklib, a platform for students to access various study resources and solved assignments.

Running head: WBS STRUCTURE
Project name: Our Language is Important
[Name of the Student]
[Name of the University]

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Table of Contents
1. Work Breakdown Structure.........................................................................................................2
Bibliography....................................................................................................................................3

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1. Work Breakdown Structure
Figure 1: Work Breakdown structure developed for the project “our language is One
(Source: Created by author in MS Word)
0.OurLanguageisImportant1.PlanningPhase1.1.IdentifyingtheusedIndigenouslanguage1.1.1.EvaluatingandIdentifyingvariousIngeneousLangaugeUsedStartDate:6thSeptember2017EndDate:10thSepptember2017Cost:$1001.1.2.SelectingtheAboriginalandTorresStraitIslandlanguagesstartdate:11thseptember2017Enddate:14thSeptember2017Cost:$751.2.PlanningforaddingIndigenouslanguageinthesinage1.2.1.SelecttheareaandsignboardmessageforaddingtheindigenouslanguageStartDate:15thSeptember2017EndDate:17thSeptemberCost:901.2.2.SelectthecommiteemembersforworkingonthisprojectStartDate:18thseptember2017EndDate:21stSeptember2017Cost:$1502.ImplemenationPhase2.1.IntegratingwiththeNAIDOCcommittee2.1.1.CollaboratewiththehostcountriesassciatedwithNAIDOCStartDate:22ndSeptember2017EndDate:25thseptember2017Cost:$802.1.2.ColloborateandworkwiththefluentspeakersStartDate:26thSeptember2017EndDate:30thSeptemberCost:$2002.2.ImplementtheIndigenouslanguage2.2.1.RevisethesignboardswithindigenouslanguageStartDate:1stOctober2017EndDate:5thOctober2017Cost:$1502.2.2.AddthesingboardsatvariouspartsofthecampusStartDate:6thOctober2017EndDate:7thOctober2017Cost:$75

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Bibliography
Harrison, T. J., Moses, R. J., & Flanagan, G. F. (2014). Preliminary Development of a Work
Breakdown Structure (WBS) for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) (No. ORNL/LTR-
2014/515). Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN (United States).
Lameira, P. I. D., Braga, E. M., Moraes, H. B., & Soares, G. (2014). Development of a product
oriented by work breakdown structure and application of hull block construction method
for inland barges. Maritime Technology and Engineering, 361.
Straub, J. T., Whitney, T., Leben, K. K., Maguire, Z., Korvald, C., & Kerlin, S. (2013,
December). OpenOrbiter Combined Software Work Breakdown Structure. In 2nd Annual
North Dakota Space Robotics Forum.
Yusi, C., & Hu, C. (2014). Concept and application of engineering breakdown structure. China
Civil Engineering Journal, 4, 018.