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Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) & Project Lifecycle Explained

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What are the six top-level WBS elements in WBS Version 1.0?

1.0 Mission Analysis; 2.0 Investment Analysis; 3.0 Solution Development; 4.0 Implementation; 5.0 In-Service Management; 6.0 Disposition.

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Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

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Question: What are the six top-level WBS elements in WBS Version 1.0?

Answer: 1.0 Mission Analysis; 2.0 Investment Analysis; 3.0 Solution Development; 4.0 Implementation; 5.0 In-Service Management; 6.0 Disposition.

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Question: What does the legend symbol 'Decomposes to lower level WBS elements' indicate?

Answer: It indicates a WBS element that breaks down into lower-level WBS elements.

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Question: What activities are included under WBS Element 1.0 Mission Analysis?

Answer: 1.1 Identify Projected Demand for Services; 1.2 Identify Technological Opportunities; 1.3 Identify Projected Supply of Services; 1.4 Mission Needs Ana

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Question: What are the main sub-elements of WBS Element 2.0 Investment Analysis?

Answer: 2.1 Requirements Definition and 2.2 Alternatives Identification and Analysis.

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Question: What tasks belong to 2.1 Requirements Definition?

Answer: 2.1.1 Initial Requirements Definition and 2.1.2 Finalize Requirements.

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Question: What tasks belong to 2.2 Alternatives Identification and Analysis?

Answer: 2.2.1 Alternatives Identification and 2.2.2 Alternatives Analysis.

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Question: What are the primary sub-elements under WBS Element 3.0 Solution Development?

Answer: 3.1 Program Management; 3.2 System Engineering; 3.3 HW/SW Design, Development and Production; 3.4 Facilities and Physical Infrastructure Design and De

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Question: What are the components of 3.1 Program Management in Solution Development?

Answer: 3.1.1 Work Planning, Authorization and Management; 3.1.2 Program Control; 3.1.3 Contract Management.

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Question: List the sub-elements of 3.2 System Engineering.

Answer: 3.2.1 System Requirements and Definition; 3.2.2 Analysis, Design, and Integration; 3.2.3 Value Engineering; 3.2.4 Supportability, Maintainability, and

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Question: What tasks make up 3.3 HW/SW Design, Development and Production?

Answer: 3.3.1 Hardware Design and Development; 3.3.2 Software Design and Development; 3.3.3 HW/SW Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout; 3.3.4 Production E