computer lab # 2 “project cost management” lab manual

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Bradley University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Computer Sciences and Information Systems

Computer Lab # 2 “Project Cost Management”

(with Microsoft Project 2007)

Lab Manual (with Master’s sets of input and output data for Team # 0)

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Lab Activities At-Glance Steps To-Do List OUTCOMES Read

Pages ## Part I: BEFORE LAB SESSION (AT HOME) Read the designated pages in the required textbook. 174-176 Get your personalized (or, team-based) assignment for

Lab 2 See course

web iste 2-1 Calculate output data for the final (dimmed) column

entitled Total (T) in Table 1 Table_1

2-2 Calculate the output data for the row (dimmed) entitled Value Adjustment Factor (VAF) in Table 2

Table_2

2-3 Enter the UT value from Table 1 and the VAF value from Table 2into Table 3, and calculate the numeric value of TAFP in Table3

Table_3

2-4 Enter TAFP value from Table3 into each row of Table 4. Calculate the Total values for each row in Table 4 using designated formulas.

Table _4

Read the designated pages in the required textbook 172-173 2-5 1. Calculate the numeric value of the Total Lines of Code

for each designated function of Table 5 (the left column).

2. Calculate the numeric value of the Total Lines of Code per Project.

3. Calculate the numeric value of the Total Project Cost.

Table _5

2-6 Calculate the numeric value of the Hourly Rate for each Position given in Table 6

Table_6

2-7 Enter information from Table 7 into electronic spread sheet

Table_7

Part II: IN the LAB 2-8 Add a new column into the task sheet entitled Actual

Work using STEP 16 (as described below) Manual

2-9 Enter the Material Cost from Table_7 (in the Manual) and Hourly Based Salary for employees from Table_6 ( in the solution tables) using the STEP 17

Resource sheet (Figures # 14-19)

Manual

2-10 1. Get the reports for Cost Flow Report and Budget Report.

2. Complete STEPS 20,21 in the manual

Reports (Figure # 20, 21)

2-11 Create a final outcome table. Final Outcome Table (Figure #23)

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An Example of Lab 2 Personalized (or, Team-Based) Assignment (Team # 0) Lab 2: Assignment for Team_0 Table_1

Table_2

Function Point System Characteristics (with values on scale from 0 to 5 *) Value Data communication required 1 Distributed Processing 5 Performance needs 4 Heavily utilized operating environment 3 on-line data entry 2 Backup and recovery 2 Master file access online 5 Transaction input complexity 1 Internal processing complexity 2 Reusable code 4 Input, output, file, inquires complex 5 Designed for multiple sites 3 Installation Complexity 3 Designed to facilitate change 2

Value Adjustment Factor (VAF):

Table_3

UT (from Table_1)

VAF (from Table_2)

TAFP Value

Total Adjustment Function Point (TAFP)

Complexity Calculation

Category Low Weight_L Average Weight_A High Weight_H Total (T) User inputs 20 3 5 4 2 6

User outputs 30 4 5 5 2 7 User inquires 15 3 10 4 5 6

File/Structures 70 7 15 10 2 15 External Interface 2 5 5 5 7 10

Unadjusted Total (UT):

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Table_4

Estimates TAFP value (from (Table_3)

Function point values (given)

Total

Effort 1198.05 1.49 Documentation 1198.05 0.25

Bugs 1198.05 0.025 User-instructed rework 1198.05 0.04

Total Project Cost: 1198.05 105.1 Table_5

Function Pages Lines of code per Page

Total Lines Of Code (TLOC)

User Interface for Static Pages 16 200 User Interface for Dynamic Pages 5 80 Code behind for Static Pages 6 150 Code behind Dynamic Pages 4 60 Data Base –SQL Stored Procedures 11 200 Business layer-Logical Pages 5 100 Other Layer-Logical Pages 4 100

Total: Total Project Cost:

Table_6

Position Salary(in dollars) per year

Experience (years) Hourly rate (in dollars)

Project Manager 1 133,000 >10 Project Manager 2 88,000 3 to 5 System Analyst1 110,000 >15 System Analyst2 95,000 8 to 10 System Analyst3 85,000 5 to7 Developer1 105,000 >14 Developer2 90,000 8 to 10 Developer3 78,000 3 to 5

Table_7 Material type Cost (in dollars) Desktop1 $1,500.00 Desktop2 $1,200.00 Desktop3 $1,000.00 Laptop1 $2,200.00 Laptop2 $2,000.00 Laptop3 $1,500.00 Cellphone1 $200.00 Cellphone2 $170.00 Cellphone3 $100.00 Cellphone4 $80.00

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Cellphone5 $50.00 PDA1 $200.00 PDA2 $150.00 Laptop4 $1,200.00 Laptop5 $1,200.00

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1. Calculation of Software Project Total Cost (using Function Point-based estimate approach) A note: Get your personal number (assignment number) from your instructor for Lab 2, and use it accordingly in Lab 2 outcomes. For example, for Team 2 the generic Team# (see below) should be Team2. 0-1. Read theoretical material about Function Point (FP) in required course textbook (Chapter 6, Part 2, on pages 174-176). 24.2 Calculation of numeric value of Unadjusted Total (UT)

1.1 Open Microsoft Excel application, open a new workbook, and name it as “Team#_Cost_Mngt_Lab2”

1.2 In Team#_Cost_Mngt_Lab2 workbook, create an electronic spread sheet and name it as

Table_1. 1.3 Enter the information from Table # 1 below into electronic spread sheet Table_1. (A note:

For your convenience, see examples of Tables 1-7 for Team # 0 in the Manual below). 1.4 Calculate numeric values in the column Total (T) for each category below using the

following formula: Total (T) = (Low *Weight_L) + (Average *Weight_A) + (High *Weight_H)

1.5 Calculate the numeric value of Unadjusted Total (UT) using the following formula: Unadjusted Total (UT) = ∑ (Total T for each category) 1.6 The output data in Table_1 of your electronic spreadsheet should look like (be somewhat

similar to) output data in Table 1 below.

Table 1 (A note: Data in dimmed – grey – column(s) in this table is given for student’s convenience only.

Before the lab session, this data should be changed with the actual calculated data based on student’s personalized assignment for this lab)

Complexity Calculation

Category Low Weight_L Average Weight_A High Weight_H Total (T) User inputs 20 3 5 4 2 6 92

User outputs 30 4 5 5 2 7 159 User inquires 15 3 10 4 5 6 115

File/Structures 70 7 15 10 2 15 670 External Interface

2 5 5 5 7 10 105

Unadjusted Total (UT) 1141

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2. Calculation of numeric value of Value Adjustment Factor (VAF)

2.1. In Team#_Cost_Mngt_Lab2 workbook, create a new electronic spread sheet and name is as Table_2.

2.2. Enter information from Table # 2 below into electronic spread sheet Table_2. 2.3. Calculate numeric value of Value Adjustment Factor (VAF) using the following formula: VAF = ∑ (numeric value of Function Point System Characteristic) 2.4 The output data in Table_2 of your electronic spreadsheet should look like (be somewhat




Function Point System Characteristics (with values on scale from 0 to 5 *) Value *) Data communication required 1 Distributed Processing 5 Performance needs 4 Heavily utilized operating environment 3 on-line data entry 2 Backup and recovery 2 Master file access online 5 Transaction input complexity 1 Internal processing complexity 2 Reusable code 4 Input, output, file, inquires complex 5 Designed for multiple sites 3 Installation Complexity 3 Designed to facilitate change 2

Value Adjustment Factor (VAF)

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*) A note: 0=no effect, 1= incidental, 2=moderate, 3=average, 4=significant, 5=essential.

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3. Calculation of numeric value of Total Adjustment Function Point (TAFP)

3.1. In Team#_Cost_Mngt_Lab2 workbook, create a new electronic spread sheet and name it as Table_3.

3.2. Enter textual information from Table # 3 below into electronic spread sheet Table_3. 3.3. Enter calculated numeric value of UT (from Table_1) and numeric value of VAF (from

Table_2) into electronic spread sheet Table_3. 3.4. Calculate numeric value of Total Adjustment Function Point (TAFP) using the following

formula: TAFP=UT * (0.65+0.01* VAF) 3.5. The output data in Table_3 of your electronic spreadsheet should look like (be somewhat




UT (from Table_1)

VAF

(from Table_2)

TAFP Value

Total Adjustment Function Point (TAFP)

1141

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1198.05

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4. Calculation of numeric values of Effort, Documentation, Bugs, User Instructed Rework, and Total Project Cost

4.1 In Team#_Cost_Mngt_Lab2 workbook, create a new electronic spread sheet and name is as

Table # 4. 4.2 Enter the calculated numeric value of TAFP (from Table_3) into the TAFP Value column of

Table_4. 4.3 Calculate numerical value of Effort suing the following formula: Effort = 1.49 * TAFP 4.4 Calculate numerical value of Documentation using the following formula: Documentation =0.25*TAFP 4.5 Calculate numerical value of Bugs using the following formula: Bugs=0.025*TAFP 4.6 Calculate numerical value of User-instructed rework using the formula: User-instructed rework=0.04*TAFP 4.7 Calculate numerical value of Total Project Cost Total Project Cost=$105.10*TAFP 4.8. The output data in Table_4 of your electronic spreadsheet should look like (be somewhat




Estimates TAFP value

(from (Table_3) Function point

values (given)

Total

Effort 1198.05 1.49 1785.09 Documentation 1198.05 0.25 299.51

Bugs 1198.05 0.025 29.95 User-instructed rework 1198.05 0.04 47.92

Total Project Cost: 1198.05 105.1 125915.10

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5. Calculation of Software Project Total Cost (Using Lines of Code (LOC)-based estimate approach) 0-5. Read theoretical material about Lines of Code (LOC) in required course textbook (chapter 6,

part 2 on pages 172-173).

5.1. Open Microsoft Excel application. Open workbook “Team#_Cost_Mngt_Lab2”. Create an electronic spread sheet and name it as Table_5.

5.2. Enter information from Table # 5 below into electronic spread sheet Table_5. 5.3. Calculate the numerical value of Total Lines of Code per Function (TLOCF) for each

designated function using the following formula: TLOCF = P * LOCP 5.4. Calculate the numerical value of Total Lines of Code (TLOC) using the following formula):

TLOC = ∑ TLOCF 5.5. Calculate the numerical value of Total Project Cost (TPC) using the following formula:

Total Project Cost = ∑ TLOC *16 (A note: this is based on the burdened labor rate, the cost of a line of code in the final product is assumed to be $16).

5.6. The output data in Table_5 of your electronic spreadsheet should look like (be somewhat similar to) output data in Table 5 below.

Table 5

(A note: Data in dimmed – grey – column(s) in this table is given for student’s convenience only. Before the lab session, this data should be changed with the actual calculated data based on student’s

personalized assignment for this lab)

Function Number of Pages (P)

Lines of Code per Page (LOCP)

Total Lines of Code per Function

(TLOCF) User Interface for Static Pages 16 200 3200 User Interface for Dynamic Pages 5 80 400 Code behind for Static Pages 6 150 900 Code behind Dynamic Pages 4 60 240 Database – SQL Stored Procedures

11 200 2200

Business layer - Logical Pages 5 100 500 Other Layer -Logical Pages 4 100 400

Total (TLOC) 7840 Total Project Cost (TPC) in $ 125440

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6. Calculation of Hourly Salary

6.1. In Team#_Cost_Mngt_Lab2 workbook, create a new electronic spread sheet and name it as Table_6

6.2. Enter information from Table # 6 below into electronic spread sheet Table_6. 6.3. Consider the following input data for calculation of the Hourly Rate: - assume that there are 25 working days in each month; - assume that there are 11 working months; - as a result, there are 11*25 =275 working days in each year; - assume that there are 8 working hours per day; - as a result, there are 275*8=2200 working hours per year. Therefore for every worker Hourly Salary is calculated using the following formula: Hourly Salary =Salary (in dollars) per year / 2200. 6.5. Calculate the numeric values of Hourly Rates for each designated Position in your project

(see Table 6 below for examples). Enter the calculated values of Hourly Rates into Table_6. 6.6. The output data in Table_6 of your electronic spreadsheet should look like (be somewhat




Position

Experience (years)

Salary (in dollars) per year

Hourly Rate (in dollars)

Project Manager 1 >10 133,000 60.45 Project Manager 2 3 to 5 88,000 40 System Analyst1 >15 110,000 50 System Analyst2 8 to 10 95,000 43.18 System Analyst3 5 to7 85,000 38.63 Developer1 >14 105,000 47.72 Developer2 8 to 10 90,000 40.90 Developer3 3 to 5 78,000 35.45

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7. Material Table

7.1. In Team#_Cost_Mngt_Lab2 workbook, create a new electronic spread sheet and name it as Table_7

7.2. Enter information from Table # 7 of your personalized assignment into the electronic spread

sheet Table_7 as shown below.

Table 7

(A note: Data in dimmed – grey – column(s) in this table is given for student’s convenience only. Before the lab session, this data should be changed with the actual calculated data based on student’s

personalized assignment for this lab)

Material type Cost (in dollars) Desktop1 $1,500.00 Desktop2 $1,200.00 Desktop3 $1,000.00 Laptop1 $2,200.00 Laptop2 $2,000.00 Laptop3 $1,500.00 Cellphone1 $200.00 Cellphone2 $170.00 Cellphone3 $100.00 Cellphone4 $80.00 Cellphone5 $50.00 PDA1 $200.00 PDA2 $150.00 Laptop4 $1,200.00 Laptop5 $1,200.00

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Step-by-step Lab Activities (with outcome data for Team#0)

A note: Steps 1-15 have been previously completed in Lab # 1 Step 16: How to add a new column (Actual work) in Task sheet:

16.1 Open the last Microsoft project saved file named Team#_Lab1_Outcome_5a.mpp (from the

Lab 1 outcomes i.e., Time Management Lab). 16.2 We must add the Actual Work column in order to know the detailed number of hours

worked for each task.

16.3 In order to do so, select Insert (Menu Item)->Column->Actual Work. A new window will be displayed (see an example below).

16.4 Click OK.

A note: The numeric values of actual hours worked will be calculated automatically and be inserted into the Actual Work column.

16.5 Alternate way to add a new column is as follows: a) Highlight any column where you want to insert new column, right-click on the

column, and then select Insert column->Actual work. b) A window (as shown above) will appear, and then click OK. A new column will be

inserted automatically to the left side of the highlighted column as shown below.

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Step 17: Entering Hourly Rates for Human Resources (for Position in Table_6) and Cost for Material Resources (from Table_7)

17.1 To enter the Hourly Rate and Cost of Materials, go to View (Menu Item)->Resource sheet.

17.2 All the Resources are already present (like Project Manager1, Project Manager2, System

Analyst 2, Developer 3, Desktop 1, Desktop2, Cellphone1, PDA1, PDA2, etc.) in the electronic spreadsheet.

17.3 Enter the Hourly Rates to the employees from the Table_6 (from the solution tables developed before the lab).

17.4 Enter the Material Cost for each and every material from Table_7 (from the solution tables developed before the lab). In order to do so, go to the first resource and double click on it.

17.5 A new window will appear, in that go to Cost Tab as shown in the figure below.

17.6 Add the Hourly Rate values for Human Resources from the final column of Table_6 and Material Resource from the Cost column of Table_7.

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17.7 Repeat step 17.2 for every human and material resources. After entering the numeric values the Resource Electronic Spreadsheet should look like the figure 14 below.

Figure 14

17.8 Save the this Resource Electronic Spreadsheet as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7a.mpp. In order to save the current status of the project, go to File (Menu item)->Save As. Enter the file name as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7a.mpp

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Step 18: Generation of Cost Table

18.1 Now change the view to Task sheet view. To do so go to View (Menu Item) – More Views- Select Task Sheet View and then click Apply.

18.2 As far as the numeric values of the Human Resources, Hourly Rates and Cost of Materials are provided by the user, the Cost Table will be populated automatically. To look at the Cost Table, go to View (menu item) -> Table-> Cost.

18.3 By default, the Cost Table will be populated with several columns. Delete all the columns

except the column named Task Name.

18.4 In order to add a new column, go to Insert (menu item) ->Column->Cost.

18.5 A window will appear (as shown in the figure below).

18.6 Click OK. 18.7 A new window will appear (as shown on the figure below).

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Figure 15

18.8 Save this Cost Table as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7b.mpp 18.9 In order to save the current status of the project, go to File (Menu item) ->Save As. 18.10 Enter the file name as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7b.mpp

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Step 19: Adding Baseline Cost Column: 19.1 Add a new column named Baseline Cost.

Note: The baseline Cost is the cost of a project at a certain moment in time. Baseline information so also available for start and finish dates for each task. The total cost generated will be same as the baseline cost when the baseline has been set, but as the changes are made as the project is executing, the actual costs could change, based on many factors.

19.2 In order to add a new column, go to (see Figure 15 for details) Insert (menu item) -> column >Baseline Cost. A new window will appear as shown below.

19.3 Then press OK. A note: a new column will be added automatically to the table.

19.4 We need to set the Baseline Cost. To do so, go to Tools (Menu Item) ->Tracking->Set Baseline. A new window will appear as shown below.

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19.5 Select a Baseline for Set Baseline radio button. 19.6 Select a radio button named Entire Project in the For section. 19.7 Click OK. As a result, the Baseline Cost column will be automatically populated with calculated

data (as shown on figure 16 below).

Figure 16

19.8 Save this Cost Table as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7c.mpp In order to save the current status of the project, go to File (Menu item) -> Save As.

19.9 Enter the file name as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7c.mpp.

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Step 20: Adding Cost Variance Column 20.1 Add a new column named Cost Variance. In order to do so, go to Insert (menu item) ->

Column -> Cost Variance. Note: Cost Variance is the difference between the current projects cists and the baseline costs. When the baseline is first set, the variance columns are zero. These columns may begin to change as the project progresses. If the project executes exactly as planned, the variance amounts will remain at zero

20.2 A new window will appear (as shown below).

20.3 Click OK. A new column will appear (as shown on figure 17 below).

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Figure 17

20.4 Save this Cost Table as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7d.mpp In order to save the current status

of the project, go to File (Menu item) ->Save As. 20.5 Enter the file name as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7d.mpp

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Step 21: Adding Actual Cost Column 21.1 Add a new column named Actual Cost. In order to do so, go to Insert (menu item) ->

Column >Actual Cost. A new window will appear as shown below. Note: The actual cost is the cost calculated based on the tasks that have been completed thus far. It is a measure of costs accrued thus far in the project.


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Figure 18

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21.3 Save the current status of the project as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7e.mpp. In order to do so, go to File (Menu item)-Save As. Enter the file name as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7e.mpp.

Step 22: Adding Remaining Cost Column: 22.1 Add a new column named Remaining Cost. In order to do so, go to Insert (menu item) ->

column >Remaining Cost. A new window will appear as shown below. Note: The remaining cost is the difference between the total cost and actual cost. It is the estimated cost to complete the task or project.


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Figure 19

22.3 Save this cost table as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7f.mpp. In order to save the current status of

the project, go to File(Menu item) ->Save As. Enter the file name as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7f.mpp

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Step 23: Generating Reports: 23.1 Navigate to Report (Menu item) –> Reports –> Costs. 23.2 Select Cash Flow option. You should get an electronic report (similar to what is shown on a

figure below)

23.2 Zoom the report to the maximum by clicking on the Zoom button in the toolbar or by by pressing

keys Alt+1. 23.3 Now take the screenshot of the report. To do so, press Ctrl+Alt+PrntScr. 23.4 Then Open Microsoft Office Word Document and paste the screenshot into it. 23.5 Select File (Menu item) –> Save As. Enter the filename as

Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7a.doc. 23.6 Type should be selected as Microsoft Office Word Document (*.doc). 23.7 Click Save. The outcome should be similar to an outcome as shown on figure 20 below - Cash

Flow Document.

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Figure 20 – Team0_Lab1_Outcome_7a.doc : Cash flow Document

23.8 Return back to Task Sheet View. 23.9 Navigate to Report (Menu item) –> Reports –> Budget. 23.10 Repeat procedure from 23.2 – 23.4. 23.11 Save the file with the name Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7b.doc. The outcome should be similar

to what is shown on Figure 21 – Budget Report Document.

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Figure 21 Team0_Lab2_Outcome_7b: Budget Report Document

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Step 24: How to set the baseline for specific tasks (Multiple Baseline): To set the Multiple Baseline for the project consider the previous output file of Team0_Lab2_Outcome_7b.mpp 24.1 Add a new column named Baseline 1 Start. In order to do so, go to Insert (menu item) ->

column >Baseline 1 Start. A new window will appear as shown below.

24.2 Add a new column named Baseline 1 Finish. In order to do so, go to Insert (menu item) -> column >Baseline 1 Finish. A new window will appear as shown below.

24.3 After adding the columns baseline 1 start and baseline 1 finish the task view sheet will

appear as shown below:

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24.4 Select the task & the subtask for which you want to set the baseline 1 as shown below:

24.5 Go to Task (menu item) ->Tools->Tracking->Set Baseline. A new window will appear as

shown below. 24.6 Select a Baseline 1 for Set Baseline radio button.

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24.7 Select a radio button named Selected tasks in the For section and click on two check boxes

for Roll up baselines.

24.8 Click OK. As a result, the Baseline Start and Baseline Finish column will be automatically populated with Start date and Finish date (as shown below).

24.9 After setting the Baseline 1 the Task view will appear as shown below:

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24.10 Add a new column named Baseline 1 Cost. In order to do so, go to Insert (menu item) -> column >Baseline 1 Cost. A new window will appear as shown below.

24.11 Baseline 1 Cost will populate the values automatically for the tasks which is set as Baseline 1 as shown below in figure 22:

Figure 22

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Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7g.mpp (Multiple Baseline)

Save the above Output file as Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7g.mpp In this way you can select different baseline and define the baseline to certain tasks to see the project progress in future. Reference: http://office.microsoft.com/video.aspx?assetid=ES010277624&vwidth=1024&vheight=768&CTT=11&Origin=&app=ZPJ&ver=12

Final Outcome: Final Comparison table

i. Create a table with four columns. Name them as Phases, Total Project Cost, Actual Cost, and Remaining Cost.

ii. Complete the table with the data about the following phases from Figure 15 (for Total Project Cost Column), Figure 18 (for Actual Cost Column) and Figure 19 (for Remaining Cost Column).

• 1.1 Project Initiation • 1.2 Project Plan • 1.3.1 Release 1 • 1.3.2 Release 2 • Overall Project

iii. The output data in the table should look like Figure 23 – Final Outcome Table.

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This is the main outcome and your results will be compared with the master data result by instructor. Figure 23 – Team0_Lab2_Final _Outcome: Final Outcome Table

Phases Total Project Cost ($) Actual Cost ($) Remaining Cost ($)

1.1 Project Initiation 25,152.80 7,872.00 17,280.80

1.2 Project Plan 46,440.80 0.00 46,440.80

1.3.1 Release 1 44,367.08 0.00 44,367.08

1.3.2 Release 2 26,737.80 0.00 26,737.80

Overall Project 138,818.48 7,872.00 130,946.48

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Lab 2: Required Lab Outcomes 1. The required Excel Work Book entitled Team#_Cost_Mngt_Lab2 must have the

following tabs: Table_1 (see Table 1 for details) Table_2 (see Table 2 for details) Table_3 (see Table 3 for details) Table_4 (see Table 4 for details) Table_5 (see Table 5 for details) Table_6 (see Table 6 for details) Table_7 (see Table 7 for details) 2. The required Outcomes of Lab2 include the following files:

2.1. Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7a.mpp (see Figure 14 for details) 2.2. Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7b.mpp (see Figure 15 for details) 2.3. Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7c.mpp (see Figure 16 for details) 2.4. Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7d.mpp (see Figure 17 for details) 2.5. Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7e.mpp (see Figure 18 for details) 2.6. Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7f.mpp (see Figure 19 for details) 2.7. Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7a.doc (see Figure 20 for details) 2.8. Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7b.doc (see Figure 21 for details) 2.9. Team#_Lab2_Outcome_7g.mpp (see Figure 22 for details) 2.10. Team#_Lab2_Final_Outcome.doc (see Figure 23 for details)

Submission of Lab 2 Outcomes 1. Use a spare flash drive 2. Create a folder named: Lab02_OUTCOMES_Team_NUMBER (a note: substitute the word NUMBER in the folder name with the actual number

of your team). 3. Submit a flash drive with all Required Lab Outcomes (see above) to your

instructor by a designated in the course syllabus deadline.

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