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Your team has recently been appointed as Project Manager by ABC University for the
delivery of the Victoria Parade Development Project. As Project Manager you are required
to prepare a comprehensive ‘Project Management Plan’ (PMP) for the successful delivery of
the project and secure client approval of same before implementation.
This PMP is your first significant project ‘deliverable’ and should communicate your
intentions for an effective planning and control framework to guide the successful delivery of
this project.
It is expected that the Project Manager will submit and present the PMP in draft format to
the client. Following client feed back the Project Manager shall make appropriate changes
and resubmit the final PMP for client approval and implementation.
The objective of a successful PMP is that it clearly sets out a plan for the effective
‘management’ of the project and can be clearly communicated to the project team, the client
and relevant project stakeholders. Marks will be discounted for padding or excessive detail
as this would reduce the Project Manager’s ability to get buy in and ownership of the PMP
by the project team/stakeholders.
you did exercise 1 and 2 last semester. This is exercise 3 now.
For this group assignment, we have to work further on behalf of the winner submission group assignment from last semester students, I got that file from my friends and attached it below with the name winner group. Just have a look at that first.
I need a risk management plan, which will cover the risk parts in rubrics attached below which includes a risk register, identify key risk areas as per different categories, strategies to mitigate risk, manage or allocate identified risks.
Our last assignment is attached below which we did in last semester, use that structure for a risk management plan.
Attachments:
5523084_1_winner-group-proposal.docx
5523084_2_our-previous-assignment.docx
5523084_3_winner-group-past-assignment-exercise-1.docx
5523084_4_004-epm5610-major-assignment-exercise-3-brief-2020-final.pdf
5523084_5_epm5610-marking-rubric-for-project-management-plan-exercise-3-2020.pdf

So basically I building robot to clean the solar panels however, I am struggle to understand that the situation in Australia and the weather over there, we need to find previous experiments on dust coverage on solar panels (independent variable) and deduce the output efficiency loss (dependent variable).
If we can make this quantifiable in SI Units that would be awesome.
The tricky part I think is quantifying the dust coverage.
THE DIFFICLTY
finding quantifiable data will be difficult for a few reasons.
1- we need to find out about these statistics here in Australia the solar any study from solar form second if we do not have any study we can use another study or statics that have the same environment at NSW Australia
1. Dust is dependent on location in terms of amount, wind category or “type” (I.e red sand in the outback might have different effects compared to agricultural dust in terms of coverage)
2. “Dust coverage” isn’t just that, it could a combination of fuel, animal droppings or similar objects which makes finding a study difficult (if you can’t find much with dust have a look at ‘soiling losses’ )
3. Those soiling losses are usually found/investigated by companies that will be responsible for signing contracts with clients so it may not be fully disclosed online (not saying it will not be online, but it might be difficult)

How likely is it that the Great Barrier Reef will be destroyed by the effects of climate change? Abstract 1. Introduction • Concerns about climate change • Climate change effects on ecosystem • Ecosystem values • The aim of this review 2. Ecosystem services and ecological values of the Great Barrier Reef 2.1 Inter-relationship between the land and the sea 2.2 Biodiversity conservation 2.3 Influence of marine ecosystems on climate 3. Evidence of damage to Great Barrier Reef 3.1 Water quality 3.2 Biodiversity 3.3 ……..
Attachments:
5523175_1_60901-AT-2A-Cover-Sheet-for-Turnitin–1-.docx

Reading Journal #2 (Week 4) is:
Louise Pryke. 2019. Hidden women of history: Ennigaldi Nanna curator of the world’s first museum. The Conversation.
In your journal you should do the following:
Summarise the major points raised in the article, drawing on the material discussed in the weekly lecture.
Reflect on your personal perspective on the issues raised in the reading and in the relevant workshop discussion.
Reference (1-2 references, Harvard-style, with in-text citations).
You will be assessed on the following:
(1) Comprehension of the key arguments and themes – 2 %
(2) Referencing (Harvard-style and in-text citations) – 1 %
(3) Reflection on the workshop discussion – 1 %
(4) Inclusion of your personal perspective – 1 %