EDICT Department, Engineering, Bahrain Polytechnic
Academic year 2024_25
EN8923-Engineering Project Management
EN8923: Engineering Project Management
Assessment III
Execute, Monitor and closing report and Presentation
General Instructions:
- Each group made of 4 members.
- Select any one project among the group and follow the rubrics given and prepare as
per the rubrics.
- Prepare the report as per the given instructions and submit in PDF form.
- No need to prepare presentation.
Weighting:
25% (of the total course)
Due Date:
23:59 on 12 th April
2025
Type:
Group Assessment
Must Pass:
No
Learning
Outcomes
Covered
Execute, monitor, and control project work and formally close a project,
expanding on all knowledge areas of an international standard.
Submission details:
1.The duration of the assessment is 8 days from the date of commencement.
- Follow the detailed rubrics given in the assessment section in Moodle.
- Late rule is applied.
- Submitthe soft copy in PDF through the submission link given through Moodle
5.Extension can be granted as per the Bahrain polytechnic Policy
Task given
Execute, Monitor and closing reportEDICT Department, Engineering, Bahrain Polytechnic
Academic year 2024-25
EN8923-Engineering Project Management
EN8923: Execute, Monitor and Closing Assessment
Item
A
B
C
D
1
9 – 10
7.5 – 8.5
6 – 7
0 – 5
2
9 – 10
7.5 – 8.5
6 – 7
0 – 5
3
70 – 80
56 – 69
48 – 55
0 – 47
1
Nonverbal Skills
10%
a
EYE CONTACT
5
Holds attention of entire
audience with the use of direct
eye contact, seldom looking at
notes.
Consistent use of direct eye
contact with audience, but still
returns to notes.
Displayed minimal eye contact with
audience, while reading mostly from
thenotes.
No eye contactwith audience, as
entire report isread from notes.
b
BODY
LANGUAGE/POISE
5
Movements seem fluid and
help
the
audience
visualize.
Mademovements or gesturesthat
enhancearticulation.
Very littlemovement or descriptive
gestures.
Nomovementordescriptive
gestures.
2
Verbal Skills
10%
a
ENTHUSIASM
5
Demonstrates a strong, positive
feeling about topic during entire
presentation.
Occasionally shows positive
feelings about topic.
Showssome negativity toward
topic presented.
Shows absolutely no interestin
topic presented.
b
ELOCUTION
5
Student uses a clear voice and
correct, precise pronunciation
of terms so that all audience
members
can
hear
presentation.
Student’s voice is clear. Student
pronounces most words correctly.
Most audience members can hear
presentation.
Student’s voice is low. Student
incorrectly pronounces terms.
Audience members have difficulty
hearing presentation.
Student mumbles, incorrectly
pronounces terms, and speaks too
quietly for a majority of students to
hear.
3
Content
80%
a
SUBJECT
KNOWLEDGE
50
Student
demonstrates
comprehensive knowledge with
full explanations and elaboration.
Studentshowsgood knowledgewith
adequate explanations and account.
Student displays rudimentary
knowledge with barely satisfactory
explanations.
Student does not have grasp of
knowledge or information and not
able to provide explanations.
b
ORGANIZATION
5
Student presents information
in logical, interesting sequence
which audience can follow.
Student presents information in
logical sequence which audience
can follow.
Audience has difficulty following
presentation because student jumps
around.
Audience cannot understand
presentation because there is no
sequence of information.
c
MECHANICS
5
Presentation has nomisspellings
or grammatical errors.
Presentation has no more than two
misspellings and/or grammatical
errors.
Presentationhasthreemisspellings
and/or grammatical errors.
Student’s presentation has four or
more spelling and/or grammatical
errors.
d
Q&A
20
All
questions
answered
correctly using the correct
terminology
Reasonable attempt at answering
the majority of questions correctly
and using the correct terminology
Majority of questions answered
incorrectly
No questions answered correctly
Total:
/ 100 marksEN8923-Engineering Project Management
EDICT Department, Engineering, Bahrain Polytechnic
Academic year 2024_25
EN8923: Execute, Monitor and Closing Assessment
Task-1: Monitoring and controlling report————-(LO-2)
Instructions:
1.Submit a Monitoring & Controlling Evaluation Report, based on your project, use the
template attached in section-1 to document the following:
- Scope Management
- Planning Scope
- Monitoring and Controlling Scope
- Time Management
- Planning Schedule
- Monitoring and Controlling Schedule
- Cost Management
- Planning Cost
- Monitoring and Controlling Cost
- Quality Management
- Planning Quality
- Monitoring & Controlling QualityEN8923-Engineering Project Management
EDICT Department, Engineering, Bahrain Polytechnic
Academic year 2024_25
Section-1:
- Scope Management
- Planning Scope
–
Explain how you collect requirements, define scope, and create Work Breakdown
Structure (WBS) for your project?
–
Provide sample of requirementstraceability matrix, project scope statement and WBS
for your project. (Note: the project scope statement should be 1 page only)
- Monitoring and Controlling Scope
–
Explain how to verify and control scope for your project during execution, monitoring
and controlling phase.
–
Provide samples of formsfor your project to verify and control yourscope.
- Time Management
- Planning Schedule
–
Describe how you develop your project schedule during planning phase (defining
activities, sequencing, estimating resources, duration).
–
Provide a sample of your project schedule showing planned activities, durations,
dependencies between each, resources, planned start and end dates), in MS project
or excel format.
- Monitoring and Controlling Schedule
–
Explain how you control your project schedule during execution and monitoring and
controlling phase.EN8923-Engineering Project Management
EDICT Department, Engineering, Bahrain Polytechnic
Academic year 2024_25
- Cost Management
- Planning Cost
–
Explain how you estimate cost of your project during planning phase? Assume
different techniques.
–
Provide sample of your project budget sheet.
- Monitoring and Controlling Cost
–
Explain how you control cost of your project during execution and monitoring and
controlling phase.
- Quality management
–
Explain the difference between Quality Assurance and Quality control
–
Explain how you perform Quality Assurance and Quality Control for your project during
execution and monitoring and controlling phase.
–
Provide samples for your project for Quality assurance and Quality Control during
execution and monitoring and controlling phase.EN8923-Engineering Project Management
EDICT Department, Engineering, Bahrain Polytechnic
Academic year 2024_25
Task-2: Project Closure report ——————(LO_2)
Subtask_1:
- Explain factorsinfluencing Project Success (in general).
- Explain your project success/failure factors.
Subask_2:
You are asked to submit a project closure report for your project, use the template attached in
Section_2 to document the following:
- Project Summary
- Project Team and Staffing
- Project Deliverables Status at Closure (Planned vs. Actual)
- Project Schedule Status at Closure
- Project Costs Status at Closure
- Transition to Operations
- Lessonslearnt and recommendationsEN8923-Engineering Project Management
EDICT Department, Engineering, Bahrain Polytechnic
Academic year 2024_25
Section_2:
- PROJECT SUMMARY
Thissection should provide a summary of the project which was completed. It isimportant thatthis
summary captures the product scope and project scope.
XYZ team atthe Bahrain Polytechnic recently completed the XXX Project.
The objective of this project was to XXX
The scope of this project XXX.
- PROJECT TEAM AND STAFFING
Thissection provides information about who the project team consisted of.
Name
Title
Project Role
Contact
Project Sponsor
Project Manager
Team XXX
- PROJECTDELIVERABLES STATUS AT CLOSURE (PLANNED VS.ACTUAL)
Thissection describesthe expected outcomes ofthe project asit was originally planned and
compares these outcomes against the actual outcomes.
The XXX Project has been completed successfully. There were planned deliverablesfor each
phase of this project as well as for the completed product. This section highlights the
planned phases and deliverables for each, compares the actual result as of the project
closure time. (Assume you have phases and deliverables under each)
Planned
Deliverable
Actual
Deliverable
Summary (Completed as planned, Uncompleted
as planned, de-scoped)
Phase 1 XXX
Deliverable 1 XXX
XXX
XXX
Deliverable 2 XXX
XXX
XXX
Phase2 XXXEN8923-Engineering Project Management
EDICT Department, Engineering, Bahrain Polytechnic
Academic year 2024_25
Deliverable 1 XXX
XXX
XXX
Deliverable 2 XXX
XXX
XXX
4.PROJECT SCHEDULE STATUS AT CLOSURE
Thissection describes the project’s schedule status at time of project closure.
Project Phase
Scheduled Completion
(Date)
Actual
Completion
(Date)
Comments (Completed
Ahead of time, on time,
behind schedule)
Phase1 XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
Phase2 XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
- PROJECT COSTS STATUS AT CLOSURE
Thissection should describe how the planned or budgeted costsforthe project compare
with the actual costs.
The budgeted cost for the XXX project was set at XXX BD. This cost was broken out by
project phase in the following chart with actual costs compared to the planned/budgeted
cost. (Assume 5 cost items)
Project Phase
Budgeted Cost
Actual Cost
Comments(On Budget,
Over spent, Below
Budget)
Phase1 XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
Phase2 XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
- TRANSITION TO OPERATIONS
This section describes the transition of the project to operations upon completion. Describe
what needs to be handed over to the operations (i.e. documents and user guides/manual,
further training, more staff to hire for ongoing operation, new RACI matrix) (Assume for
this section that you have completed your project in a company, and now ready for hand
over to the operations).EN8923-Engineering Project Management
EDICT Department, Engineering, Bahrain Polytechnic
Academic year 2024_25
- LESSONS LEARNT
Thissection should highlight any lessonslearned and recommendations which would be ofuse
on future projects. This is a valuable part of the project closeout phase and organizational
process assets.
(Assume 5 lessonslearnt and recommendationsfor each)