Demonstrate that you have developed an in-depth understanding of how
risk events and items are identified, planned for, and accepted or
mitigated. Use the Week 2 Project Proposal that has been provided, and follow requirements from the Grading Rubricv10v2.docx. Due Monday.
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CPMGT/300 Version 10.2
Project Management
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Risk Response Plan Paper
Grading Guide
CPMGT/300 Version 10
Individual Assignment: Risk Response Plan Paper
Purpose of Assignment
Demonstrate that you have developed an in-depth understanding of how risk events and items are identified,
planned for, and accepted or mitigated.
Grading Guide
Content and Organization 70
Percent
The paper is 1,050- to 1,400 words in
length. The paper builds on the
Learning Team Garage Project
Proposal Paper (week 2).
The introduction provides sufficient
background on the topic and previews
major points.
Outline the purpose of a risk response
plan.
Percent
Earned:
Percent
Possible:
3.00%
3.00%
10.00%
10.00%
Document a table of different types of
risk that apply to the Garage Project
and how they can be managed.
15.00%
15.00%
Describe how a project manager can
identify, assess and deal with risk items
or events.
Explain who should be appointed to
own risk on a project. Describe the role
of a risk owner.
The conclusion is logical, flows from
the body of the paper, and reviews the
major points
The content is comprehensive,
accurate, and/or persuasive.
The paper links theory to relevant
examples of current experience and
industry practice and uses the
vocabulary of the theory correctly.
Assigned materials must be cited a
minimum of three times.
20.00%
20.00%
10.00%
10.00%
3.00%
3.00%
4.00%
4.00%
5.00%
5.00%
Comments:
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Risk Response Plan Paper
Grading Guide
CPMGT/300 Version 10
Readability and Mechanics – 30
Percent
The paper—including tables and
graphs, headings, title page, and
reference page—is consistent with
APA formatting guidelines and meets
course-level requirements.
Intellectual property is recognized with
in-text citations and a reference page.
Paragraph and sentence transitions are
present, logical, and maintain the flow
throughout the paper.
Sentences are complete, clear, and
concise.
Rules of grammar and usage are
followed including spelling and
punctuation.
Total 100 Percent
Deduction for late paper (if
applicable)
Points Possible
10
Percent
Earned:
4.00%
Percent
Possible:
4.00%
5.00%
5.00%
3.00%
3.00%
9.00%
9.00%
9.00%
9.00%
Percent
Earned:
100.00%
Percent
Possible:
100.00%
Percent
Earned
x Points
Possible
100.00%
Comments:
Comments:
Points earned:
10.00
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Project Proposal
Cari Butkewicz, Kim Smith, and Naderge Williams
CPMGT/300
April 10th, 2017
Gil Lahlum
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Project Proposal
Successful projects require detailed planning. This planning ensures the budget, training,
and plan of action is efficiently run. Our team will implement the demolition and removal of an
existing garage. This project proposal will propose the replacement of Gil and Joni’s existing
free standing garage with a larger structure that would include a small “in-law” apartment. Gil
and Joni will be able to better care for Gilda, Joni’s mother, while enabling her to maintain the
dignity of independent living.
Product Scope
This improved garage and a small apartment will add an estimated $170,000 to the value
of the property. Our team will propose a scope statement that will include a Plumber, Electrician,
General Laborer, and a Contractor who can prepare the site and lay the foundation. Heating and
Air Conditioning must be sufficient to deal with New England’s climate. We will also have to
add inspections, and furnishings. The total project costs must not exceed $165,000. If the budget
allows for laundry, we will also add that into the new garage. Time from breaking ground to
occupancy will not exceed 90 days. The structure must also be energy efficient. This will include
a galley kitchen with a built-in microwave, two burner stove, small convection oven, and a small
fridge.
Need or Opportunity
The home owners have decided to accept a new family member into their home, therefore
they need their free-standing garage to be renovated. The garage renovation will expand the
building infrastructure and include an apartment size living quarters with all the common
amenities. The renovation of the garage is to accommodate Joni’s elderly mother Gilda, which
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will provide her independent living. The renovation will enable Gilda to be close to family in
case of emergencies and allows Gilda the opportunity of independence. The new garage and
studio apartment has added a substantial increase in the property value, and increase of
$170.000.
Principle Project Stakeholders
The project stakeholders are Gil and Joni. The garage with an apartment will be a gigantic
asset for the family. Gilda can finally enjoy being around her family more. Building the garage
and an apartment will also be a significant improvement on the value of the property.
The Next Steps
The limitation development is an effective technique in calculating the accomplishment of
the project. Gil will be managing all parts of the renovation because this is a huge investment for
them. The three-month time include any interruptions because of the weather or material
problems. Gil and Joni must confirm they have chosen the appropriate team for the project.
Conclusion
The garage project for Gil and Joni will give the extra storage space, controlled workshop
area, safety from any severe weather and an increased value on the house. This project has noted
the stakeholders being Gil and Joni. Another stakeholder would be the financial institute that
finances the project. The garage timeline is noted for a completion in three months with a budget
estimated at $165,000. The Statement of Work (SOW) gives the detailed work requirements for
the project. This project proposal paper has given the necessary information to plan the building
of the garage and a small living area.
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Reference
Anonymous, (2009). How Much Does Building a Garage Cost? Retrieved May 25, 2009,
from Building a Garage Cost Web site: http://www.costhelper.com/cost/home-garden/buildgarage.html Anonymous, (2007-2009). Build A Garage From The Ground Up. Retrieved May
25, 2009, Web site: http://www.linkroll.com/garages/build-a-garage-from-the-ground-up.php
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