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Sheet1WBSTask Name1Product development1.1 Electronics1.1.1 PCB design 1.1.2 Component selection1.1.3 P1 circuit design improvements1.1.4 P1 electronics verification tests1.1.5 P2 circuit design improvements1.1.6 P2 electronics verification tests1.1.7 Thermal verification tests 1.1.8 EMC verification tests 1.2 Software 1.2.1 Software specifications and design 1.2.2 User interface additions 1.2.3 Data storage additions 1.2.4 Device to PC protocol additions 1.2.5 PC software additions 1.2.6 R1 release creation 1.2.7 R1 release tests 1.2.8 R1 error correction and user interface improvements 1.2.9 R2 release creation 1.2.10 R2 release tests 1.2.11 R2 error corrections 1.2.12 R2 interoperability tests 1.2.13 R2 interoperability error correction 1.2.14 R3 release creation 1.2.15 R3 release tests 1.2.16 R4 sales release creation 1.3 Mechanics 1.3.1 Industrial design 1.3.2 PCB outline modifications 1.3.3 P1 mechanical CAD design 1.3.4 Tolerance stack analysis 1.3.5 P1 mechanical part analysis 1.3.6 P2 mechanical part modifications 1.3.7 Mechanical tool approval 1.4 Verification 1.4.1 Test plan creation 1.4.2 Component tests 1.4.3 Module tests 1.4.4 System integration tests 1.4.5 Product validation tests 1.4.6 Technical Construction File compilation 1.4.7 Type approval and regulatory approval tests 1.5 P1 Production1.5.1 P1 component lead-time1.5.2 P1 PCB manufacture and delivery1.5.3 P1 mechanical part lead-time1.5.4 P1 assembly and production test preparation1.5.5 P1 prototype build 1.6 P2 Production1.6.1 P2 component lead-time1.6.2 P2 PCB manufacture and delivery1.6.3 P2 mechanical part lead-time1.6.4 P2 assembly and production test preparation1.6.5 P2 prototype build 1.7 Documentation1.7.1 Creation of a user manual1.8 Production ramp up to 50 units1.9 Milestones1.9.1 M1 Concept review complete1.9.2 M2 Design review complete 1.9.3 P1 proto build start 1.9.4 P2 proto build start 1.9.5 M3 Final Design review complete 1.9.6 M4 Launch review 1.9.7Additional milestone - Par A question 4. a)11/27/141.9.8Additional milestone - Par A question 4. b)2/24/15*tasks have to be autoscheduled and numbering has to be auto generated Sheet2 Sheet3 example PM/EXAMPLE - Xyzzy_Part_A.mpp example PM/EXAMPLE - Xyzzy_Part_B.mpp example PM/EXAMPLE - Xyzzy_Part_C.mpp example PM/Assessment item -PM - instructions EXAMPLE.docx Introduction and Student Guide This assessment item is to be completed individually. The case study simulates a project management scenario where the student takes on the role of project manager. The case information is not complete so where necessary students will have to make assumptions and argue the pros and cons for any recommendations they make. If n.

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