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The course project topic "Green Thumb Garden Planning"

please start with the week 2-course project that you just started and i will attach the week 1 with all files so you can go through the week 1 and please help me continue from there.  Please don't forget to check the file i attached so you can continue from there to complete the week 2-course project. Here is the Deliverable for week 2-course project

Course Project Part 2—Due Week 2 (graded, 35 points)

Scope Statement

10 points

Complete the Project Scope Template following the guidelines found in the PMBOK® Guide in Chapter 5: Project Scope Management. This document is available in the “Guidelines” section inside the Course Project page.

Submit your assignment to the Dropbox using the proper filename convention.

Using your Project Scope Template, input your work packages into MS Project. Please see this Project Sample for an example of a well-developed WBS (work breakdown structure). This document is available in the “Guidelines” section inside the Course Project page.

The WBS should be created in MS Project following standard indent and hanging indent practices used in WBS creation. The WBS and schedule must have proper grouping, indenting, and coding for approximately 25 to 40 line items. Baseline Resource Plan:

Load resources and produce a baseline resource plan.

Review resources and Gantt chart.

Produce and print both reports as .pdf documents:

Overallocated Resources and

Resource Overview Report.

Note: If your resources are leveled, there should be no unrealistically loaded resources.

Submit your MS Project working file (.mpp) to the Dropbox using the proper filename convention.

Reports

5 points

Complete a Cost Overview Report; go to [REPORT>Dashboards (click on the dropdown arrow)>Cost Overview]. See below:

Overallocated Resource, Resource Overview reports, and the Cost Overview Report:

Submit the Cost Overview Report as a .pdf document to the Dropbox using the proper filename convention.

In an MS Word document, discuss how you balance the scope and budget, as the requirements you initially gathered will no doubt exceed your budget, and new priorities will have to be set (maximum of two paragraphs).

Submit your Word document to the Dropbox using the proper filename convention.

i hope you remember the course project topic "Green Thumb Garden Planning"

Here is the Deliverable for week 2-course project

Course Project Part 2—Due Week 2 (graded, 35 points)

Scope Statement

10 points

Complete the Project Scope Template following the guidelines found in the PMBOK® Guide in Chapter 5: Project Scope Management. This document is available in the “Guidelines” section inside the Course Project page.

Submit your assignment to the Dropbox using the proper filename convention.

Using your Project Scope Template, input your work packages into MS Project. Please see this Project Sample for an example of a well-developed WBS (work breakdown structure). This document is available in the “Guidelines” section inside the Course Project page.

The WBS should be created in MS Project following standard indent and hanging indent practices used in WBS creation. The WBS and schedule must have proper grouping, indenting, and coding for approximately 25 to 40 line items. Baseline Resource Plan:

Load resources and produce a baseline resource plan.

Review resources and Gantt chart.

Produce and print both reports as .pdf documents:

Overallocated Resources and

Resource Overview Report.

Note: If your resources are leveled, there should be no unrealistically loaded resources.

Submit your MS Project working file (.mpp) to the Dropbox using the proper filename convention.

Reports

5 points

Complete a Cost Overview Report; go to [REPORT>Dashboards (click on the dropdown arrow)>Cost Overview]. See below:

Overallocated Resource, Resource Overview reports, and the Cost Overview Report:

Submit the Cost Overview Report as a .pdf document to the Dropbox using the proper filename convention.

In an MS Word document, discuss how you balance the scope and budget, as the requirements you initially gathered will no doubt exceed your budget, and new priorities will have to be set (maximum of two paragraphs).

Submit your Word document to the Dropbox using the proper filename convention.