Intro

What are deliverables?

WBS Levels

Level 2: Major Deliverables

Sub-Deliverables and Interim Deliverables

Ways to Present a WBS

WBS Good practices

Updating the WBS

Work Package Decomposition

WBS as a Project Management tool

The Work Breakdown Structure

Work Breakdown Structure

Results

Intro

What is a WBS?

WBS Layout

Major Activities

Milestone Activities

Level 4 Tasks

Action Plan

WBS as an Activity

Why projects fail?

Outro

What Is a Work Breakdown Structure

What the Work Breakdown Structure Is

Work Breakdown Structure

Purpose

WBS in Simple Terms

How to Create a Work Breakdown Structure

Prioritize deliverables

What does a WBS look like?

Create folders and sub-folders

Divide tasks into subtasks

Recap

WBS as a Master To-Do List

WBS example

Tasks and Activities

Sequence of work

Graphical WBS

Key Deliverables in WBS

Where to get information for creating a WBS?

Draft a WBS

Summary

Introduction

The Concept of WBS

Tip Number One

Tip Number Two

Tip Number Three

Tip Number Four

Tip Number Five

Example

Closing

Definition of WBS

Purpose of the WBS

Process of Developing a WBS

Gather main documentation

Define WBS Level 1

Create WBS Dictionary

Components of a WBS

Work Packages

Conclusion

Work Breakdown Structure

Working of Work Breakdown Structure

Components of Wps

Project Deliverable

Why Work Breakdown Structure Is Necessary

Cost Estimation

Examples of Wbs Structure

Work Breakdown Structure of Restaurant System

Human Resources

Free and Paid Software Tools Are Available

Introduction

Agenda

What is WBS?

Definition of WBS by PMBOK

Importance of WBS

Types of WBS

Verb-Oriented WBS

Noun-Oriented WBS

Time-Phased WBS

What is included in WBS?

WBS Dictionary

Task Number

Task Owner

Task Dependency

Cost Estimation

Estimated Timelines

Task Status

How to create WBS?

Sample WBS

Deliverable Based WBS

Phase-Based WBS

Tasks

Uses for the WBS

Assign responsibilities

Skill Levels

Estimating Time, Cost, and Resources

Consensus Estimating

Evaluating Estimates

Activity-on-Node Network Diagram

Conclusion

Intro

What is a work breakdown structure? Definition

Work breakdown structure example: Planning an event

Work breakdown structure example: Writing an article

Using hours vs days in WBS estimates

Create the WBS with your team

WBS should have at least 3 levels - highest level is the project itself

Don't confuse the WBS work package to a task

The 100% Rule

Tasks have to be small enough to be assigned to individual resources - NOT the WBS

The 8/80 Rule

Conclusion

Intro

Planned Work

Work Products or Deliverables

Scope Management Plan

Tools and Techniques to Create WBS

Decomposition of the Total Project Work into Work Packages

Phases of the project lifecycle

Scope Baselines

WBS Baseline

Elements of a WBS

Intro

The four-step process you can follow to build a work breakdown structure for your next project using Microsoft Word

Project Scope Document

Hierarchical Organization of Key Deliverables

Adding Detailed Deliverables

Assigning WBS Codes to Deliverables

Inserting the updated outline into the WBS diagram

WBS Dictionary Table

Tips for building a WBS

Conclusion

A Work Breakdown Structure

The Work Breakdown Structure

Outline Format

Chart Format for Wbs

Work Packages

Avoid Separating the Tasks by Discipline

Communication

The Wbs Dictionary

Scope Baseline

What happens when there is a change in Scope Baseline

Which of the following is not a part of Scope baseline?

WBS example

Quiz

Duration of Work Packages

What is WBS?

Deliverables are more important than activities in WBS

WBS Dictionary Elements

Conclusion

Intro

High Level Idea

Features, Projects (medium level)

Adding Connectors

Work packages or user stories

Filling out the WBS

Increasing the canvas size

Real world example