The Master Project Management Plan which will accompany your team’s Written Report will be composed
of project management plans for different knowledge areas selected by members of your team. Each
individual team member will be responsible for creating one plan. The plan submitted will be graded as an
individual, rather than a team assignment. The basis for deciding which knowledge areas are selected (I
chose the communication) and which team member writes which plan will be left to each team to determine.
It will NOT be permissible for more than one team member to submit plans for the same knowledge area!
The individual project management plans should accurately reflect content included in previous phases of
the team project, including the Written Report. Grades for the Written Report and the individual project
management plans will reflect the degree of integration and agreement.
Your plan should include the information listed below:
• Introduction – Describe what the plan is and which project it is for.
• Goals – Describe the purpose of the plan
• Objectives – Describe how you will achieve the goals of the plan.
• Roles and Responsibilities – List the hypothetical roles which will be involved in creating and executing the
plan (Just focus on the roles with respect to activities related to the knowledge area the plan is expected to
cover here – nothing else.). The other usual rules apply: You may describe them as abstract roles or invent
the names of people who will fill those roles. For each role, a list of the responsibilities attached to that role
should also be provided.
• Deliverables – What, if any, materials and outputs will be created by this plan? List and describe them.
Remember: you are considering this from the vantage point of being at the planning stage, NOT actually
executing the project.
• For each planning process associated with the knowledge area covered by your plan (as described in
class and PMBOK), describe how the process will be handled for the project. You should also list and
describe the inputs, tools and techniques and outputs of the process.
Your plan should be written in a narrative format, providing ample description within each section. It is not
sufficient to simply provide a series of bulleted lists of materials! There is no length constraint, but plans do
not have to be long!
The attachment has a team project and to base on that project to write the communication plan for that
project. The attachment also had a sample communication plan. You do not need to include the cover page
and table conten
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