My project is a cutter that cuts a seat belt after a crash when the car comes to a complete stop and it is right side up if the car is upside down then when the emergency crew gets there and release the pressure of the person hanging it would then cut the seat belt unless the car is on fire then when the temp get up it would cut the belt

There is two parts to this the first part needs done and then the second needs added

Developing a Work Breakdown Structure

Watch videos 9 thru 13B of the Microsoft Project Tutorial.

Read the tutorial and get the link to download Microsoft Project HERE immediately if you did not start the process last week.

·         Using Microsoft Project software develop a WBS for your project

·         This assignment will be a deliverable oriented towards the grouping of project elements which organizes and defines the total scope of your project

·         Each descending level represents an increasingly detailed definition of a project component

·         Project components may be product’s or services that you must provide

·         Include tasks for such things as equipment specifications for vendors, vendor bidding packages, evaluation of bids and vendor selection

Note: breakdown your tasks to the lowest level possible. The more detailed your WBS is, the more accurate your scheduling and budget will be!

Include a title page and adhere to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA), (6th ed., 2nd printing) when writing and submitting assignments and papers

Adding a Schedule

Watch videos 14 thru 21 of Microsoft Project Tutorial

Using Microsoft Project software amend your WBS to include the schedule of time required to complete your project.

·         Be sure when you add your schedule, you check the sequence of activities. In the real world many tasks can be performed in parallel or concurrently

·         Don’t forget you must schedule all tasks assigned under the WBS

Include a title page and adhere to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA), (6th ed., 2nd printing) when writing and submitting assignments and papers